Maine Republican Paul LePage Violates Federal Financial Disclosure Law
The late filing could trigger a $200 fine and additional civil penalties under federal ethics rules, according to the disclosure form.
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5 months late, Paul LePage’s financial disclosure is in. Here’s what it says.
The former governor's campaign said earlier this week that the delay in filing the disclosure was unintentional.
WASHINGTON SUN: Paul LePage Violated Federal Financial Disclosure Law
New reporting from The Washington Sun reveals that Paul LePage is almost FIVE months late disclosing his personal finances to Maine voters, directly violating government ethics laws. LePage’s campaign confirmed to The Sun that he still has not filed his disclosure, breaking federal rules specifically “designed to curb conflicts of interest and enhance public transparency.” […]
Paul LePage Violates Federal Financial Disclosure Law
“Paul LePage, a Republican running to represent Maine’s 2nd Congressional District, is violating the Ethics in Government Act by failing to properly disclose details about his personal finances,” the Washington Sun reports. “LePage, a former Maine governor who is facing Democratic State Auditor Matt Dunlap, is the latest in a string of high-profile politicians to […]
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