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State school Superintendent Ryan Walters has been ordered to pay 7800 dollars in late fees to the Oklahoma Ethics Commission for filing campaign finance reports late 14 times during his run for public office last year.
According to the Oklahoman, the Ethics Commission Executive Director, Ashley Kemp, began assessing Walter’s campaign late fees after the general election.
Most of the assessments were for reports filed one to five days late. Only one of the 14 orders has become final, although it has not been paid. Walters is contesting the others, and the hearing is expected sometime next year.
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