Running for citywide office in San Francisco is no easy task, but with so many candidates running for mayor, district attorney and sheriff, a rule limiting the amount of money an individual donor can give in one election cycle is making it all the more difficult. Read More
The City’s Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance has an interesting provision that has come under discussion for change: “No person may contribute cumulatively to all candidates more than $500 times the number of offices on the ballot.”So for this November mayor’s race, the cumulative limit is $1,500. So for example, one could donate $500 to three mayoral candidates. Read More
