Campaign disclosure statements due

Medicine Hat – Medicine Hat election candidates must submit their revenue and expense disclosure statements by March 1, 2022 to avoid a late filing fee.

“Municipal election candidates are required by legislation to file their campaign disclosure statements with my office before 4:30 p.m. on Tuesday, March 1,” said Angela Cruickshank, Returning Officer. “Campaign disclosure records include a list of campaign contributions such as revenues, donations and expenses. That requirement is in force for all candidates, even those that self-funded their campaigns.”

Candidates who fail to file their statements, or who are late in filing their statements, will be charged a late filing fee of $500.

Candidates can access the form and a guide to help fill out their statement at: www.medicinehat.ca/election.

School Board candidates must file their campaign disclosure statements with the Secretary-Treasurer of the School Board for which they ran.

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For media inquiries, please contact:

Angela Cruickshank, Returning Officer 
City Clerk
City of Medicine Hat
403-529-8234
clerk@medicinehat.ca

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