The reports must be received in the Lt. Governor's Office by 5 p.m. on the due date or clearly postmarked 3 days before the due date. If a candidate fails to file the required financial disclosure reports, the Lt. Governor will disqualify the candidate and remove his or her name from the ballot. The following tables explain each of the required reports. Pre-Convention Report Candidates opposed at the party convention 7 days before the party convention Expenditures and contributions as of 5 days before the due date.
Current officeholders report everything since the last report.
Other candidates report all expenditures and contributions made as of 5 days before due date. Pre-Convention Report Candidates opposed at the party convention 7 days before the convention Expenditures and contributions as of 5 days before the due date. Current officeholders report everything since the last report. Other candidates report all expenditures and contributions made as of 5 days before due date. Pre-Primary Election Report Candidates opposed in the primary election 7 days before the primary election Expenditures and contributions as of 5 days before the due date.