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More than two dozen Pa. lawmakers reported stakes in businesses with overdue filings
More than two dozen Pennsylvania lawmakers failed to submit annual business filings required by a 2025 law, with 20 House members and five Senate members involved. Some lawmakers filed overdue reports or corrected errors, while others claimed they were unaware of the requirement. A government reform group emphasized expectations of transparency from legislators who voted on the law.
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