(a)All reports required under this chapter shall be filed
as follows:
(i)Any candidate for a municipal, county, judicial,
school or college board office and any political action
committee or candidate's campaign committee supporting such a
candidate and any political action committee or organization
supporting or opposing a municipal initiative or referendum or
ballot proposition within the county, or any organization that
causes an independent expenditure or electioneering
communication to be made within the county, shall file with the
county clerk;
(ii)Any candidate for a state legislative or
district judgeship office and any political action committee or
candidate's campaign committee supporting or opposing such a
candidate, shall file with the secretary of state;
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(a) All reports required under this chapter shall be filed
as follows:
(i) Any candidate for a municipal, county, judicial,
school or college board office and any political action
committee or candidate's campaign committee supporting such a
candidate and any political action committee or organization
supporting or opposing a municipal initiative or referendum or
ballot proposition within the county, or any organization that
causes an independent expenditure or electioneering
communication to be made within the county, shall file with the
county clerk;
(ii) Any candidate for a state legislative or
district judgeship office and any political action committee or
candidate's campaign committee supporting or opposing such a
candidate, shall file with the secretary of state;
(iii) Any candidate for statewide office shall file
with the secretary of state;
(iv) A county party central committee shall file with
the secretary of state;
(v) A state party central committee shall file with
the secretary of state;
(vi) Precinct committeemen and precinct
committeewomen elected at the primary election shall not be
required to file a statement of contributions and expenditures;
(vii) Any political action committee or organization
supporting or opposing any statewide initiative or referendum
petition drive, any statewide ballot proposition or any
candidate for statewide office and any organization causing an
electioneering communication or an independent expenditure to be
made and filing pursuant to W.S. 22-25-106(b)(i) or (h) shall
file reports required by this section with the secretary of
state.
(b) Reports required to be filed at least seven (7) days
before any primary, general or special election shall be filed
electronically.
(c) Any reports required under this chapter to be filed
with:
(i) The secretary of state, shall be filed
electronically as provided under W.S. 9-2-2501;
(ii) A county clerk, may be filed electronically if
the board of county commissioners has adopted rules consistent
with the requirements of W.S. 9-2-2501 which allow for
electronic filing.
(d) Whenever "county clerk" is used in this chapter, it
means the county clerk of the county in which the person
resides.
(e) The secretary of state shall maintain a searchable
database of reports filed pursuant to this chapter available to
the public on or through the Internet as defined in W.S. 9-2-
3219(a)(iii). The secretary of state shall be responsible for
the provision of training and instruction for filers on how to
access and use the campaign finance electronic filing system.
The training shall be for the purpose of educating filers about
use of the system, and is not intended to assist filers with
filing their reports.