Where the gov candidates stand on disclosing income specifics
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Where the gov candidates stand on disclosing summary of income taxes
MPR's Tim Pugmire reported earlier today that Democrat Mark Dayton said he would release a summary of his income tax statements and called on the other candidates for governor to do the same. Dayton said he would release the forms within two weeks.
A spokesman for Democrat Margaret Anderson Kelliher said she would release her tax statements and called on the other candidates to do the same.
A spokesman for Democrat Matt Entenza says Entenza will not release the forms.
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A spokesman for Republican Tom Emmer says Emmer will not release the forms.
A spokeswoman for Independence Party candidate Tom Horner
has not yet responded for a request. I'll post one when we get it.
says he will consider it.
The candidates are required by law to disclose a Statement of Economic Interest with the Minnesota Campaign Finance Board.
You can read the reports the candidates filed with the Campaign Finance Board by clicking on the links below:
