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Luzerne County Voters to Decide on Insider Trading Ethics Referendum

2 reports, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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Luzerne County voters are scheduled to approve or reject a referendum during the November 3 general election. If the citizen-initiated ballot question passes, it would amend the county’s home rule charter to prohibit county government officials and employees from using nonpublic information for stock trades or prediction market bets. The referendum would also require an annual report of ethics complaints and stock trades involving county, state, and federal officials who represent the county.

From timesleader.com

Why it matters

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The proposed local regulation aims to increase transparency and integrity in county government, mirroring efforts to ban congressional stock trading at the federal level. Passage would impose new compliance and reporting requirements on local government bodies and officials.

From timesleader.com

Who's involved

  • Rick MorelliServes on the Luzerne County Election Board
  • Luzerne CountyThe county where the referendum on ethics and stock trading is being held

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  • Luzerne CountySpeculative

    Luzerne County might face new compliance and reporting costs if the referendum passes.

  • county councilSpeculative

    The county council could face new compliance costs if the referendum passes.

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