Trump Secures Federal Extension for Disclosing His Personal Finances

Breaking News Reporter

1/31/2023|Updated: 1/31/2023

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Former President Donald Trump will not have to disclose his personal finances for another several weeks.

Federal Election Commission lawyer Lisa Stevenson told Trump attorney Derek Ross on Jan. 27 that the FED is granting his team a request for another 45-day extension, according to a brief letter published online (pdf). Trump was previously given an extension on Dec. 16, according to Bloomberg News.

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