Plaintiffs seek declaratory and injunctive relief against enforcement of certain portions of the Oregon Campaign Disclosure Act, supra. The relevant provisions of the Act provide in summary as follows. Each candidate and political committee in this state must designate a “political treasurer”.
ORS 260.035,
260.037. The treasurer must file certain periodic reports with the “filing officer”, who in most cases is the Secretary of State.
ORS 260.005(5). In these reports the treasurer must disclose the name, address, and occupation of each person or the name, address, and primary nature of each political committee which contributed an aggregate of more than $100 on behalf of a candidate for state-wide office or more than $50 on behalf of a candidate for other than a state-wide office.
ORS 260.162(1)(a). The reports must also disclose all campaign expenditures, showing the amount and purpose of each.
ORS 260.162(1)(b). A detailed timetable for the reports is set out in
ORS 260.072. The Secretary of State is to prepare a summary of the reports he receives and make it available to the general public.
ORS 260.255.