This bill amends Minnesota Statutes to enhance the transparency of campaign finance by requiring individuals to disclose additional financial information in their statements of economic interest. Specifically, it introduces a new subdivision that defines "digital asset" and mandates the inclusion of disclosures related to stocks and virtual currencies. The bill adds several new reporting requirements, including the need to list digital assets valued over $10,000 and to provide details on transactions involving these assets, similar to existing requirements for stocks.

Key amendments to section 10A.09 include the addition of clauses that require filers to report the full name of each digital asset owned, the dates and values of any transactions involving these assets, and a new range-based reporting system for transaction values. The bill also updates the existing requirements for stock disclosures to align with these new digital asset provisions. The changes are set to take effect on January 1, 2027, aiming to improve accountability and transparency in campaign finance.

Statutes affected:
Introduction: 10A.01, 10A.09