Senators should file campaign finance reports electronically, just...
Senators should file campaign finance reports electronically, just as House members already do, said several McClatchy newspapers and the Center for Responsive Politics (CRP) in editorials Sunday and a Monday news release (http://bit.ly/1gvyPS3). “It’s so easy,” said CRP. “It’s so…
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effective. And, thanks to a bipartisan bill that’s been introduced in the Senate, it could easily become law.” CRP referred to the Campaign Disclosure Parity Act, which Sen. John Tester, D-Mont., introduced more than a year ago (http://bit.ly/OwjmuY). The bill has 30 Democratic cosponsors, six Republican cosponsors and two independent cosponsors.