FPPC

@CA_FPPC

The mission of the Fair Political Practices Commission is to promote the #integrity of state and local #government in California. Led By: Chair Adam E. Silver

Sacramento, CA

fppc.ca.gov

Joined June 2011

FPPC
@CA_FPPC
Aug 3
Candidates on the November 3, 2026, General Election ballot: Your deadline to file a Declaration of Candidacy and Candidate Form 700 (Statement of Economic Interests) is Friday, August 7. To help, the FPPC has extended telephone advice hours.
FPPC
@CA_FPPC
Jul 28
AB 1130 would increase transparency for social media content that has been paid for by a campaign committee and improve compliance with current law.
Do influencers need to disclose if they’re paid by a candidate? New California bill seeks to ensure...
From ocregister.com
FPPC
@CA_FPPC
Jul 14
ICYMI: FPPC is weighing AI for its own work. Adam E. Silver said the commission is exploring tools that would flag patterns in campaign reports, with investigators who are former peace officers and FBI investigators.
Adam Silver on policing money and ethics in California politics
From dailyjournal.com
FPPC
@CA_FPPC
Jun 18
Today, the Fair Political Practices Commission voted to support AB 1130 by Assemblymember Berman. AB 1130 would increase liabilities for both the social media influencer and campaign that paid them if the content creator fails to provide a disclaimer.
Do influencers need to disclose if they’re paid by a candidate? New California bill seeks to ensure...
From dailynews.com
FPPC
@CA_FPPC
Jun 15
Chair Adam E. Silver spoke with @politico about the growing role of AI & paid political influencers in campaigns. The Chair also discussed AB 1130 (Berman), legislation that would strengthen accountability for paid political influencer disclosures.