As readers know, Hoa Van Tran, the lone Democratic candidate in the 1st Supervisor District race, filed a January 1 through March 17 campaign report that was, to put it charitably, incomplete.

It fails to report the salaries to campaign manager Edgardo Reynoso, to the former political director and to other now departed staffers -- not to mention staff who have not departed. It doesn't report a $2,500 payment to Nationwide Printing for campaign signs.

That's not like forgetting to report an $88.15 purchase of office supplies at Staples. These are major omissions that I find incredible to dismiss as oversights.

I raised the issue eight days ago. As of today, the Hoa campaign still has not filed an amendment disclosing these and any other undisclosed payments and contributions from Jan. 1 through March 17.

Rather than allow the issue to fade into an oblivion the Hoa  campaign would no doubt welcome, OC Blog  will count down the days until Hoa Van Tran decides to comply with campaign disclosure laws.

I thought about marking it as of March 17 -- the end of the pertinent filing period -- but decided to let charity prevail and commence the count-down from April 21, when the omissions were first made public here on this blog.

All Hoa needs to do is correct the report. How hard can that be?