SEC. 3.1-215. ELECTIONS, DEPARTMENT OF.
§ 3.1-215
Officials in the Department of Elections—including Commission members, the Director, and Deputy Director—must disclose all real property interests, business investments, and income from companies that supply materials, equipment, or services to the Department.
If you work as a member of the Elections Commission, the Director of Elections, or the Deputy Director, you have to report any property you own, any money you invest in businesses, and any income you get from companies that sell supplies or provide services to the Elections Department. This is so people can see if there might be a conflict of interest.
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Official text
Disclosure Category 2. Persons in this category shall disclose all interests in real property, and all investments and business positions in business entities and income from any source which manufactures or sells supplies, materials, machinery or equipment or provides services of the type used by the Department of Elections.
Designated Positions
Disclosure Categories
Members, Elections Commission
2
Director of Elections
2
Deputy Director
2
(Added by Ord. 71-00, File No. 000358, App. 4/28/2000; amended by Ord. 58-01, File No. 001951, App. 4/13/2001; Ord. 35-02, File No. 011875, App. 3/29/2002; Ord. 213-04, File No. 040856, App. 8/25/2004)
(Derivation: Former Administrative Code Section 58.202)