State integrity news for Pennsylvania, from the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette:
Shortly before the April primary election, the Department of State received 1,700 campaign finance reports. While some were filed electronically, the remaining 1,300 reports, submitted on paper, were sent to a company for data entry. A portion were not posted online until after the election.
That would change under a proposal, supported in concept by Gov. Tom Corbett and leaders in both chambers, to require electronic filing for campaign finance reports to the Department of State.
Read the rest of the story at the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
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