Michael Ubell

From the FPPC http://www.fppc.ca.gov/manuals/Manual6_0214.pdf Individuals or entities, including corporations, firms, businesses, or proprietorships, making independent expenditures of $1,000 or more in a calendar year qualify as a committee under the...

Unfortunately Google charts does not let you control color by title. You can build the chart and then assign colors by segment number. Since the titles come from the database...

I actually would love to fix this… I have it running on the back burner and I hope something will occur to me. On Oct 21, 2014, at 5:12 PM,...

We already display the folks who contribute to committees that are required to file disclosure. What more are you looking for? I think CA requirements are more stringent than for...

My reading of http://www.fppc.ca.gov/manuals/Manual6_0214.pdf http://www.fppc.ca.gov/manuals/Manual6_0214.pdf leads me to believe that there no legal dark money in California campaigns. We start with the definition of those who must file: Individuals or...

Thanks for this input. One point. 501(c)4 contributions are not deductible as charitable donations but only as business expenses, except that they are not deductible if they go to Lobbying...

Note that new data my appear at any time 60 days before the election if the candidate receives something that is more than $1000. Actually a candidate can file information...

Probably should say that candidates self-donations are not included.

We don't really handle loan repayments very much. > On Jan 7, 2015, at 6:02 PM, Elina Ru [email protected] wrote: > > We're calculating "Percentage of total from personal funds"...

I have a fix for accounting for loan payback. This makes his self contributions at 161% of the total. It appears his summary document does not line up with the...