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Racine posts finance report online; Challenges opponents to do likewise

by Opinion | July 19, 2010

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July 16, 2010 amy@dougracine.com
Racine for Governor Finance Report Available Online
Candidate challenges opponents to post their reports

WINOOSKI, VT – Doug Racine, candidate for governor, posted his campaign finance report on his website this afternoon, and is challenging all gubernatorial candidates to do the same. “This document is public and anyone could get a copy by driving to the Secretary of State’s office, but if we are committed to transparency in campaign finance, let’s make the reports available online,” Doug Racine stated.

The Racine for Governor finance report is available at: http://dougracine.com/full-disclosure

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