Auditing Under California’s Political Reform Act
California’s Political Reform Act contains auditing requirements in Chapter 10 of Title 9, which includes Sections 90000 – 90009. Section…
California’s Political Reform Act contains auditing requirements in Chapter 10 of Title 9, which includes Sections 90000 – 90009. Section…
Ballot pamphlets are authorized in California law pursuant to Government Code Title 9, Chapter 5, Article 6, which contains Sections…
California’s Constitution, in Article II, Section 7, requires that voting be secret. What does that mean? This constitutional requirement is…
At a media event held at SoFi Stadium in Inglewood late on Thursday, NFL officials confirmed that Super Bowl LVI…
California’s Political Reform Act permits independent expenditures. The general definition of an “independent expenditure” is an expenditure for a communication,…
The Los Angeles Unified School District announced on Friday that 130,000 district students, or around 1/3rd of all students, have…
On Thursday, California Governor Gavin Newsom denied the parole of Sirhan Sirhan, the now 77-year-old man who has been in…
December was another violent month in California. And 2021 showed homicides on the increase in the state. "There was a…
The California Political Reform Act was amended to regulate “placement agents.” Under Government Code Section 82047.3(a), a “placement agent” is…
There are four types of lobbying filers in the State of California under the Political Reform Act of 1974. In…