Nonprofit disclosures will make ELEC data more interesting

Plainfielders may find a lot to like in ELEC's latest ruling.

With the ruling by ELEC (the Election Law Enforcement Commission), New Jersey's campaign finance monitoring agency, that nonprofits that receive state and local government contracts over $50,000 must disclose them, as well as political contributions over $300 made by their board members, spouses and living-at-home children, it's going to get really interesting rooting around in ELEC's electronic file cabinets.

After October 31st, when the first batch of reports is due.

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• Ledger: "Nonprofit groups told to disclose government contracts"

-- Dan Damon

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