California Fair Political Practices Commission

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- About the FPPC
  The Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) was created by the Political Reform Act of 1974 (Act), a ballot initiative passed by California voters in 1974 as Proposition 9.
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- Filing Officer Outreach
  One-on-one training at your office for staff performing campaign and statement of economic interests filing officer duties
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  Forms and Manuals, Provide Public Access, Non-Filer Notification, Reviewing
- Form 700 Duties
  Notification Guidelines, Late Fine Guidelines, Non-Filer Referral Form
- SEI Electronic Filing Application
  Application: Form 700 Electronic Filing Programs
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  Ethics Orientation for State Officials
- Local Ethics Training
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- File a Complaint
  Complaint Process
- Complaint Closure Letters
  Advisory Letters, Warning Letters, No Violation Letters
- Treasurer Violations
  A listing of persons listed on campaign disclosure forms as treasurers that have been subject to two or more enforcement actions by the FPPC

Chair Ravel's Message

FPPC-Captricity The FPPC is entering into a new era in public transparency. Disclosure of political financing and financial information of public officials that could lead to conflicts is at the heart of our mission. For the first time, we are posting online the Statement of Economic Interests of California judges. Captricity - View Data
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