Government
Aug. 30, 2017
Campaign disclosure law advances in state Legislature
A key state Senate committee passed a campaign disclosure law Tuesday that would require political ads to clearly list the top three funders over $50,000.
SACRAMENTO — A key state Senate committee passed a campaign disclosure law Tuesday that would require political ads to clearly list the top three funders over $50,000.
The bill, AB 249, has no formal opposition. No one spoke against it when it sailed through the Senate Elections Committee 4-0.
But some political compliance attorneys are looking warily at the proposed law, even while acknowledgin...
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