Va. awarded ‘F’ in campaign fund disclosure

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Virginia, a state whose campaign finance regulations are built around transparency, received a failing grade for its disclosure laws in a 50-state report that was released by the Center for Public Integrity.

The commonwealth ranked 31st in the nation and was one of 20 states to receive an “F” for how it regulated campaign finance disclosure in legislative races, according to the center.

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