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...and thank goodness!
PP's post this morning about campaign finance forms and conflcits of interest reminds me to go check the rules on campaign finance for school board elections. The Legislature passed quite an overhaul last year, and folks running for office should double check, make sure they're playing according to Hoyle.
Fortunately for the candidates in Madison's school board race, those rules don't apply here. The Secretary of State's website states that candidates for school board do have to file financial interest statements, but only in school districts with 2000+ students. Madison Central's fall 2007 enrollment: 1171.
UPDATE: What should Mayor TenHaken work on that was neglected by his
predecessor?
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UPDATE: The original post was from May 23, 2018. It was my ‘wish list’ for
the new mayor. I responded to my original post with CONCLUSIONS. ORIGINAL
POST; ...
1 day ago
But maybe it's not a bad idea, for the sake of complete transparency, to file a report -- even if not required by the law to do so.
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