MSNBC: Could Bernie Sanders' tax returns drive his supporters away?

[Hassin Bin Sober]

46. You keep saying campaign financial information but your article (and the law) says personal.

Note: campaign financials are still required after he is no longer a candidate.

The only requirement that drops off is the personal financial disclosure - he still has to file The Senate version (which still requires income and positions held)

Information Required in OGE’s Public Financial Disclosure Report
EIGA requires that candidates for the office of President of the United States disclose their financial interests.8 The information required in the Public Financial Disclosure Report, OGE Form 278, includes a brief description of any financial interest held by the filer, the filer’s spouse, and dependent children, as well as these individuals’ noninvestment and investment income. OGE Form 278 and resources on how to properly report financial interests are available on OGE’s Web site at http://www.oge.gov. For more information on how to properly report financial interests on OGE Form 278, contact OGE at [phone].
B. OGE’s Public Financial Disclosure Report must be Filed with the FEC
A candidate must initially file OGE’s Public Financial Disclosure Report with the FEC. For more information on how to file a Public Financial Disclosure Report with the FEC, contact the FEC's Office of General Counsel's General Law and Advice Division at [phone]. After the FEC receives the submission, it sends a copy to OGE for review. OGE’s review of the candidate’s financial interests ensures legal compliance with reporting requirements under EIGA. Because the reporting requirements under EIGA are very detailed, it is usually necessary for a candidate or a candidate’s representatives to consult with OGE to ensure technical compliance with the law.