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Public Disclosure Commission

The Public Disclosure Commission (PDC) is a government agency responsible for overseeing campaign finance and lobbying activities in Washington state. It ensures transparency by collecting and publishing financial reports from candidates, political committees, and lobbyists. This helps the public verify that elections are fair and that all entities disclose their funding sources and expenditures. The PDC also enforces laws related to campaign contributions, spending limits, and ethical conduct, promoting trust and accountability in the political process.