he only has to file financial statements with the state - not as detailed as a tax return.
However, its become standard for candidates to do this in a campaign to show voters they have nothing to hide. Unless they do have something to hide.
Strickland has released his - he made an average of $150,000 per yr but gave his Congressional pay raise and health insurance benefits back to Congress.
Strickland and Sherrod Brown have both refused Congressional health care benefits for the last few years as a form of protest and show of support for their constituents who don't have health insurance.
Wonder how many GOP'ers give back pay raises and health insurance?
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