Now over two months past due, David Flippo has yet to file a personal financial disclosure as required by law. While reporting to self-fund over $1.6 million dollars to his campaign, Flippo owes Nevadans an explanation as to the source of his apparent wealth and ability to self-fund a Congressional campaign.
After moving to NV-02 to run for Congress just a few months ago, Northern Nevada voters still know very little about Flippo. Now, he’s trying to hide his finances and potential conflicts of interest. Flippo must answer for his lack of transparency and why he continues to keep Nevadans in the dark.
This is Reno: CD2 candidate David Flippo has not filed required House financial disclosure
- More than three months after filing to run for Nevada’s 2nd Congressional District seat, Trump-endorsed Republican David Flippo has yet to submit the personal financial disclosure statement required for federal candidates.
- The financial disclosure statement is a requirement of federal candidates who meet the filing threshold, mandated by law in the Ethics in Government Act of 1978 (EIGA) and required by the House Committee on Ethics. The disclosure is intended to ensure transparency and identify potential conflicts of interest by allowing voters to see a candidate’s income sources, debts, investments and other financial holdings.
- This disclosure is especially relevant because Flippo has loaned his campaign more than $1.6 million. The disclosure could provide additional information about Flippo’s income, assets and liabilities, though it would not necessarily trace each campaign loan to a specific account or source.
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