Measure SC: Campaign Finance Rules Related to Board of Education Elections Charter Amendment
Source: results.lavote.gov
What does this measure do?
Makes candidates for the Los Angeles school board follow the same campaign money rules as candidates for mayor, such as $1,000 contribution limits and Ethics Commission audits, and lets the City Council adjust those rules by ordinance. It changes election rules only; no cost to taxpayers.
Proposed by: Los Angeles City Council (resolution submitting the charter amendment to LAUSD voters)
The city's elected council voted to send the change to voters in the Los Angeles Unified School District. The city charter sets school board campaign money rules. Only voters can change the charter.
Source: cityclerk.lacity.org
A YES vote means
School board candidates follow the mayoral campaign finance rules, except city-only rules like contractor limits and public matching funds.
A NO vote means
School board candidates keep following their own separate section of the City Charter.
Sources: clerk.lacity.gov · content.lavote.gov
Source: clerk.lacity.gov