This table shows the most recent contributions of $1000 or greater in amount during the late reporting period of the current election cycle.
Contributions are based on recent committee filings of FPPC Form 496 and Form 497.
The totals in this section represent the combined contributions raised and funds spent by a committees in the current election.
Contributions are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and late period contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. If a committee has received any loans, loans details are presented in a separate table in the Activity Details section.
Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E.
Total Expenditures does not include a committee's independent expenditures regarding candidates or ballot measures. Details about any independent expenditures made by the committee can be found in the Activity Details section.
The totals in this section represent the combined funds and expenses for committees supporting or opposing the ballot measure.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496.
Funds or expenses data may not be available or displayed as 'None' for several reasons:
Contributors are individuals or entities who have made contributions to the candidate's or committee's campaign. The table lists contributors by their first and last names, along with the total amount they have contributed.
The data in this table is based on itemized contributions reported on Form 460 Schedules A and C. It also includes contributions received reported on Forms 496 ($100 or more) and 497 part 1 ($1000 or more) during the late report period.
Reporting Contributions Returned to a Contributor: Contributions returned within the same reporting period in which they were received are reported as a negative contribution on Form 460 Schedule A. Contributions returned in a different reporting period in which they were received are reported on Form 460 Schedule E as “Returned Contributions” (code = RFD).
Expenditures are the amounts spent by the candidate or committee on campaign activities. The table lists expenditures by their spending type and amount.
The data in this table is based on itemized payments reported on Form 460 Schedule E.
The loans table lists loans received by a committee. The table groups all loans by lender name and sums up the amounts, and the amounts paid, forgiven, and outstanding.
The data in this table is based on the loans reported on Form 460 Schedule B1.
Committees are not required to itemize contributions of less than $100 received from a single source. The total amount of these contributions is reported as "Unitemized Contributions" in Form 460 Schedules A and C.
Contributions from San Francisco are those made by individuals or entities with a reported address within San Francisco city limits, as determined by a pre-defined list of San Francisco zip codes.
Contributions from California are those made by individuals or entities within California, based on the reported contributor address.
Contributions from individuals are those made by persons, as opposed to entities such as corporations or other campaign committees.
A candidate-controlled committee is a campaign committee that is controlled directly or indirectly by a candidate for local office.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedules E and F. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
This table sums up the total funds and expenses of candidate-controlled committees and primarily formed committees for each candidate contest in this election. Independent expenditures from third-party committees (such as general purpose committees and independent expenditure committees) are also included in the total expenses.
A candidate-controlled committee is a recipient committee that is controlled directly or indirectly by a candidate, or that is acting jointly with a candidate committee to make expenditures. Candidates are subject to a $500 contribution limit per contributor each election (subject to additional prohibited source rules). Candidates running for Mayor or the Board of Supervisors are also eligible to participate in San Francisco's Public Financing Program.
A committee is “primarily formed” when it makes or initially plans to make more than 70% of its contributions and expenditures to support or oppose a specific candidate or measure, or a group of measures or specific local candidates all being voted upon in the same election on the same date.
A third-party committee is a political committee that raises and spends money to support or oppose candidates for local office but operates independently of those candidates and their campaigns. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
This table sums up the total funds and expenses of primarily formed committees for each ballot measure in this election. Independent expenditures from third-party committees (such as general purpose committees and independent expenditure committees) are also included in the total expenses.
A primarily formed ballot measure committee is a recipient committee that is formed to support or oppose one or more measures being voted on in the same election. Primarily formed ballot measure committees are not subject to contribution limits.
The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by committees seeking to influence a ballot measure. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
This table sums up the total funds and expenses by each committee seeking to influence the ballot measure. Independent expenditures from general purpose committees and independent expenditure committees are also included.
Active committees are committees seeking to influence the ballot measure. This can include Primarily Formed Committees, general purpose committees, and independent expenditure committees.
The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by a committee seeking to influence the ballot measure. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Expenses also include any independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
"Multi-Ballot Measure" Committees are primarily formed to support or oppose more than one ballot measure.
The totals shown represent the combined funds raised and spent by all multi-ballot measure committees in the current election. Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Expenses are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule E. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
The individuals or entities who have given the largest total monetary support to a committee or multiple committees.
Top Contributors are specific to the context of the page.
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The committees with the highest spendings to influence one or more candidates or ballot measures in this election.
Top Committees Spending on Elected Offices include candidate-controlled committees, committees primarily formed to support or oppose candidates, general purpose committees, and independent expenditure committees.
Top Committees Spending on Ballot Measures include committees primarily formed to support or oppose ballot measures, general purpose committees, and independent expenditure committees.
This table sums up the total supportive funds and expenses for each candidate, from committees that are not candidate-controlled committees. These committees raise funds and make expenditures independently of any candidate's campaign.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
This table sums up the total opposing funds and expenses for each candidate, from committees that are not candidate-controlled committees. These committees raise funds and make expenditures independently of any candidate's campaign.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
This table summarizes activities from Committees that raise funds and/or spend money to support or oppose the candidates in this contest, independently of any candidate's campaign. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a ballot measure.
Data comes from Form 496, with total expenditures aggregated by ballot measure and position reported on the form.
Spending made independently of any campaign to support or oppose a candidate for office.
Data comes from Form 496, with total expenditures aggregated by name of candidate and position reported on the form.
Contributions of $1000 or more made during the late reporting period (within 90 days before an election) that committees are required to disclose promptly.
Data comes from Form 497 Part 2.
Payments made by a committee to support or oppose other candidates, ballot measures, or committees, beyond its primary focus.
Data comes from Form 460 Schedule D.
Payments are categorized by the following types:
This table summarizes activities from Committees that raise funds and/or spend money to support or oppose this candidate, independently of the candidate's campaign. These committees can include general purpose committees, independent expenditure committees and primarily formed candidate committees. They are prohibited from coordinating their spending decisions with any candidate or candidate controlled committee. Third-party committees are not subject to contribution limits.
Funds are aggregated by summing the itemized and unitemized contributions reported on Form 460 schedules A and C and contributions received on Form 497 and Form 496P3. Only funds from primarily formed committees are included. Expenses are aggregated by summing the expenditures reported on Form 460 schedule D, and late period independent expenditures reported on Form 496. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand.
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