Relates to posting financial disclosure filings for candidates for statewide office or candidate for a member of the legislature

This bill requires the Commission on Ethics and Lobbying in Government to publish financial disclosure statements for candidates running for statewide office or legislative seats on its official website. The commission must make these documents available to the public within thirty days of receiving the initial filing or ten days after receiving any amendments, and they must remain online for at least five years. While the commission retains the authority to redact specific information under certain conditions, the bill generally mandates that all other details in the financial statements be posted without deletion. Additionally, the legislation expands the types of documents the commission must publish, including notices of delinquency, civil assessment details, and settlement terms. These changes take effect on the first day of January following the bill's enactment.