A State Disclosure List (also known as a Formal Disclosure List) is a document that lists all financial interests that a company or individual has in a particular state. This document includes information about all financial relationships between the entity and the state, such as investments, contracts, grants, and loans. The State Disclosure List is typically required by state law, and it must be updated regularly to ensure accuracy. There are two main types of State Disclosure List: the Annual Disclosure List and the Preselection Disclosure List. The Annual Disclosure List is filed annually by entities that receive or expend funds from a state, and it includes details about all financial interests that the entity has in the state. The Preselection Disclosure List is filed before an election takes place, and it includes any financial interests that the entity has in the state in the two years prior to the election.