Charles Schollenberger (D, Prairie Village), Candidate for U.S. Senate

Charles D. Schollenberger (D, Prairie Village) recently filed a Financial Disclosure statement with the Office of the Secretary of the U.S. Senate. 

We’ve updated our Kansas Financial Disclosure page with a link to this information, which is also shown below.  Schollenberger’s complete report contained a number of very detailed statements, but only the summary pages are included in the online report.

The Office of the Secretary does not at this time publish U.S. Senate Financial Disclosure statements online. 

Groups like the Center for Responsive Politics (Open Secrets) and LegiStorm do publish such disclosure reports online for members of the House and Senate, but not for candidates.

The Secretary of the U.S. Senate sends such disclosure reports to the Kansas Secretary of State.  But these reports are filed and available only in Topeka at the Secretary of State’s office.

The Kansas Watchdog will continue publishing such Financial Disclosure Reports for other congressional candidates as they become available. 

We’re still trying to find out why some federal candidates can file FEC reports, but apparently not file financial disclosure reports with the U.S. Senate or U.S. House until later.

View Schollenberger’s report here:

Financial Disclosure report filed by U.S. Senate candidate Charles D. Schollenberger –

Related

• Kansas Watchdog’s Financial Disclosure Page
• Some U.S. Senate “open records” can only be seen in DC, watchdog.org, Dec. 16, 2009.
• Congressman Dennis Moore: Congress exempt from FOIA; Declines to release count on “Cap and Trade” calls, Kansas Watchdog, July 10, 2009.
• Don’t take pictures near open records at Legislative Research Center or Office of Public Records on Capitol Hill, Kansas Meadowlark, May 21, 2009.
• Financial Disclosure Statements Filed by Members of U.S. House, Kansas Meadowlark, May 17, 2009.
• Open Records at the Legislative Resource Center in DC, Kansas Meadowlark, May 11, 2009.