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“A city recorder or town clerk must give certain municipal candidates a conflict-of-interest disclosure statement, candidates must file the completed statement when they file for candidacy unless an exception applies, and the statement must be posted publicly until the candidate leaves the race or the canvass ends.”
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A city recorder or town clerk must give certain municipal candidates a conflict-of-interest disclosure statement, candidates must file the completed statement when they file for candidacy unless an exception applies, and the statement must be posted publicly…
Section 10-3-301.5
immediately beneath each section, include a space for the candidate to provide a written response.
Section 10-3-301.5(1)(b)(ii)
A city recorder or town clerk may not accept a declaration of candidacy for certain offices until receiving a complete conflict of interest disclosure statement, and must post the statement online for public inspection.
Section 10-3-301.5(4)
A city recorder or town clerk shall ensure that a candidate's conflict of interest disclosure statement remains posted on the website described in Subsection (4)(b) until: the candidate resigns or is disqualified as a candidate; or the day
Section 10-3-301.5(5)
In a civil action under Subsection (6)(a), the court may award costs and attorney fees to the prevailing party.
Section 10-3-301.5(6)(b)
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Source record from le.utah.gov · Enacted 2025
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