According to the records of the City Clerk (the City's local filing officer), the Oakland Public Ethics Commission has identified the campaign finance disclosure filers in this table as non-responsive (NR) filers. NR filers are those that have not responded to two or more written notices and one or more verbal notices regarding past-due campaign finance reporting. Please note that Public Ethics Commission records are subject to change and the table below may not include all NR filers or reflect recent activity. The NR filers are encouraged to contact the Commission because continued failure to file may result in an enforcement action. Posted NR filers are removed from the list after filing their past-due campaign statement(s) or five years have elapsed since the applicable filing deadline.

The Public Ethics Commission (PEC) investigates violations of laws related to campaign finance, lobbyist registration, public records, open meetings, and government ethics laws. This dataset summarizes all cases closed by the PEC since 2010. For more information visit: https://www.oaklandca.gov/topics/public-ethics-commission-enforcement-program.

Any person whose request to inspect or copy public records has been denied, delayed, or not completely fulfilled, may request mediation of their request through the Public Ethics Commission (PEC). The data below summarizes mediations completed by the PEC. For more information visit www.oaklandca.gov/pec.

Any Oakland public servant required to file a Statement of Economic Interests (Form 700) who successfully solicits a political contribution of $5,000 or more from any person or entity that contracts or proposes to contract with the official’s department must disclose the solicitation to the Public Ethics Commission within 30 days. This dataset summarizes data from Solicited Contribution Reports (OCRA Form 303) submitted to the Public Ethics Commission.