In response to a federal court judge’s ruling last week, Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams changed the state’s rules June 19, 2018 to disallow private citizens from filing complaints about campaign finance law violations. Previously, private citizens filed complaints with Williams’ office, which were then automatically forwarded without a review for merit to an administrative law judge for review. Williams said his office will work to also address the matter legislatively during the 2019 legislative session.
In response to a federal court judge’s ruling last week, Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams changed the state’s rules June 19, 2018 to disallow private citizens from filing complaints about campaign finance law violations. Previously, private citizens filed complaints with Williams’ office, which were then automatically forwarded without a review for merit to an administrative law judge for review. Williams said his office will work to also address the matter legislatively during the 2019 legislative session.
In response to a federal court judge’s ruling last week, Colorado Secretary of State Wayne Williams changed the state’s rules June 19, 2018 to disallow private citizens from filing complaints about campaign finance law violations. Previously, private citizens filed complaints with Williams’ office, which were then automatically forwarded without a review for merit to an administrative law judge for review. Williams said his office will work to also address the matter legislatively during the 2019 legislative session.