The state commission will rule on whether the political committee failed to accurately disclose what it spent on signature-gathering for a slate of ballot measures.

After a three-hour hearing Thursday, state officials held off on announcing a ruling over whether a conservative political action group behind several initiatives on the November ballot broke the law in its signature-gathering campaigns.

An attorney and investigator for the Public Disclosure Commission detailed four violations filed against Let’s Go Washington Thursday. The organization sponsored the November initiatives to repeal the Climate Commitment Act and the capital gains tax,