Should presidential candidates be required by law to release their tax documents?

"Yes. If you’re a person with integrity, it wouldn’t be a problem. You know you’re not doing anything wrong. I think President Trump is hiding something. My personal opinion is that Trump cheated on his taxes. That’s why he doesn’t want to release them."

I have mixed feelings. I fully support transparency in gov-ernment, and there are many requirements to meet for a person to be president. But passing that law could border on a privacy intrusion. I personally would like to see Trump’s taxes, but not every candidate is going to be as untrustworthy as Trump."

"Yes. Don’t run for president if you don’t want your tax filings released to the public. It’s also important because a president may have foreign connections that the public has a right to know about. Release of their tax filings could reveal those connections."

"Yes. That would increase the public’s trust [in government]. The public doesn’t trust politicians, generally speaking. We need to know the conflicts of interest a candidate may have. We also need to know their financial dealings, and whether they pay taxes at all. Requiring the release of their taxes has my full support."