Palin Given Extra Time
Our colleagues at the Anchorage Daily News (via the AP) are reporting that Governor Sarah Palin has been given an extension for submitting her personal financial records. She will now release them on October 3 -- the day after the VP debate. The general counsel for the McCain campaign said, given the fact that Palin has never run for federal office, she needs extra time to pull together the relevant documents.
As the article points out, federal law requires that presidential, vice presidential and congressional candidates file ethics reports detailing their assets and liabilities, including income, investment real estate, stocks, and debt.
The ADN notes that last year, Palin earned $125,000 as governor. Her husband took in $46,790 as a part-time oil production operator, $46,265 from commercial salmon fishing, and $10,500 in Iron Dog snow machine race winnings.
-- Sean Bowditch
5:18 PM ET | 09-25-2008 | permalink



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