Whether you’re a new candidate ready to learn the basics about campaign finance reporting, or a current candidate looking to file your next report, you’re in the right place. Let’s talk about what you need to know.
Learn about financial reporting, including registration and reporting options, how to report, and what to do at the end of a campaign.
Learn when and how to report required personal financial information to disclose potential conflicts of interest.
Learn how to comply with Washington’s campaign finance laws.
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Check out the latest updates on reporting tools and resources — as well as timely reporting tips.
Filers: The PDC's ORCA online filing system now allows you to amend contribution reports, or C-3s, to show zero contributions.
The software still does not allow you to file a report for the first time showing zero receipts (if you have no receipts, you don't need to file a C-…
The Public Disclosure Commission will launch a new online reporting method for out-of-state political committee reports (C-5) on Aug. 6.
The PDC will no longer accept the paper forms as of that date. State law requires PDC reports to be filed electronically when the agency…
As part of the Public Disclosure Commission’s ongoing effort to redesign its online lobbying reporting system, the agency today launched a new lobbying reporting dashboard.
The new dashboard display allows filers to submit lobbyist registrations (L-1), monthly lobbying reports (L-2) and…
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