One of two things determines what a candidate discloses. For most candidates, it’s the number of registered voters in the jurisdiction where the candidate runs for office. How much money a candidate raises or expects to raise determines what reports are filed by someone running for office in a very small jurisdiction (less than 5,000 registered voters).
File a Personal Financial Affairs Statement and campaign disclosure reports if you are:
File just a Personal Financial Affairs Statement if you are:
A candidate seeking election to an office in a jurisdiction with less than 2,000 registered voters who does not raise or expect to raise $5,000 or more does not file any reports with the Public Disclosure Commission.