All decisions
14 Board decisions about Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance, in date order. Each links to its printed page.
- Proposed resolution urges San Franciscans not to sign petitions to repeal the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance; referred to Board.
- Resolution urges San Franciscans not to sign petitions to repeal or suspend the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance.
- Board reaffirmed Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 on reconsideration, keeping it in force.
- Board ordered Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 put to voters at the November 7, 1995 election.
- The Board sent the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 to voters for approval or disapproval at the November 7, 1995 election.
- Motion to table the repeal of Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance 89-95 was approved, so the repeal stopped.
- The Mayor introduced amendments to the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance; no action is printed on this page.
- Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance amended and passed on first reading, tightening candidate disclosure, contribution and expenditure rules.
- A public financing program for mayoral candidates was finally passed, amending the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance.
- Board finally passed the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance, changing citywide campaign filing, disclaimer, contribution and expenditure rules.
- Proposed rewrite of the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance covering contribution limits, disclaimers and late filing fees, referred to Rules Committee.
- Mayor's proposed amendments to the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance are listed; their outcome appears on a later page.
- Board finally passed amendments to the Campaign Finance Reform Ordinance, adding false endorsement and multiple account rules and revising candidate filing requirements.
- Hearing requested on campaign finance law enforcement.