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@Karen-AnnDemocrat from Oregon answered…1yr

Yes fir President; for Congress, it should be up to individual states. Fir local races, it should be up to counties.

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@David-PhippenWomen’s Equality from Michigan answered…6mos

No why should they.

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@Edgard-VazquezRepublican from Florida answered…2yrs

No, unless congress request their tax returns

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@AARON-MIKELSTranshumanist from Tennessee answered…1yr

It should be monitored by the government but I don't think they should be released to the public

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@Edwin-Uzelac-[St…Democrat answered…1yr

I believe that should be more of investigation protocol. Like, if something appeared off, or if they were accused of som...

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@Larelie-LeuellenPeace and Freedom from Oklahoma answered…1yr

if there's a reason it should be released to prove their ability to handle our national finances then I don't see a prob...

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@super-shluffyDemocrat from Florida answered…2yrs

Yes, citizens need to know who owns each politician.

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@Rylee-McDougleWomen’s Equality from Arkansas answered…2yrs

No, but they need to release their medical record at the start of their campaign or re-election campaign.

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@Stasik-Winderbau…Women’s Equalityfrom New York  answered…2yrs

No, but I would trust and respect them more if they did

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@Matthew-MulderIndependent from New Mexico answered…1yr

I think that they should be required to release their recent tax returns if it becomes necessary to do so. If something...

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@Connor-BonhamPeace and Freedom from North Carolina answered…12mos

No, not to the public, but they should have a prerequisite audit to ensure they are financially honest. This audit shoul...

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@Merri-Wright-Lea…Working Family from Missouri answered…2yrs

Yes, not necessarily to know how much they have paid, but to make sure they are paid up, and not owing millions of back...

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@Matthew-Rakestra…Women’s Equality from Georgia answered…2yrs

No, but it should be encouraged for all candidates. More transparency is the best option if they want to win the electio...

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@Heather-AnnWomen’s Equality from Wisconsin answered…2yrs

once in an official position paid for by taxpayers, yes. The refusal of payment would result in refusal to work for the...

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@TJ-LeonardVeteran from Massachusetts answered…2yrs

Not until they are elected then yes

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@Mike-McCabeLibertarian from Utah answered…2yrs

No, only if they are seeking re-election, and only the tax returns of the years while serving in public office should be...

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@Matt-KnightLibertarianfrom Indiana  answered…2yrs

Yes, and also required to release their medical records regardless of party affiliation

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@Katja-JeschkePeace and Freedom from California answered…2yrs

No because businesses getting around paying taxes legally makes people smart, but also makes other people that can’t f...

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@Kristine-BlueWorking Family from Washington answered…2yrs

No, but I do believe they should publicly be audited each year they are in office, if elected.

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@ella-russellDemocrat from Alabama answered…2yrs

Yes, once they become president, they are a public citizen. He or she is no longer a private citizen.

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@Jacob-SungaDemocrat from Colorado answered…2yrs

i do not have enough information on this

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@Carol-MagnussonVeteran from Arizona answered…2yrs

Yes, as well as any additional document required to hold this office. This should be before they can even a candidate.

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@Hayden-BryantDemocratfrom Florida  answered…2yrs

Yes, but only if there is probable cause of lawbreaking.

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@Kristoffer-Larse…Socialistfrom Maine  answered…2yrs

Yes, and also their medical records. Tax returns and medical records should also be released when they are in office.

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@Sean-BernardDemocrat from Texas answered…2yrs

Yes, because government officials should be required to pay taxes

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