Campaign Disclosure Forms and Filings

State law requires the filing of campaign disclosure statements by local candidates for elective office, elected officeholders, and committees supporting or opposing local candidates or ballot measures. Statements are filed on a regular cycle, with additional statements required during election years. These statements provide the public with details on who contributes money to a committee, and how that money is spent. Those involved with campaign committees should become fully aware of the legal requirements surrounding campaign reporting. 

Note: The City of Campbell does not have a local ordinance governing campaign contribution limits.

Public Access Portal

Use the Public Access Portal to research campaign contributions and expenditures, review campaign statements filed by candidates and examine a committee's filing history. This online access portal was implemented in January 2022 and includes statements filed by all open Committees, current officeholders, or those who have declared their intent to run in the 2022 election.  Any filings required prior to that date can be found at the below links.

Public Access Portal

Form 501, Candidate Intention Statement

Prior to soliciting or receiving campaign contributions, a candidate must file a Form 501, Candidate Intention Statement, with the City Clerk.

Form 410, Statement of Organization Recipient Committee

An officeholder or candidate who receives contributions totaling $2,000 within a calendar year qualifies as a recipient committee and must file a Form 410  with the Secretary of State within 10 days of qualifying. When filing the Form 410, include a $50 payment made payable to the Secretary of State. If your committee has not yet reached the $2,000 threshold, but you would like to obtain a committee ID number then please submit the From 410 and mark the “not yet qualified” box. The $50 fee is requested at this time but is not legally required until the group qualifies as a committee.

Form 410 - Anne Souza for City Council 2020 - 2020 Election - Termination

Form 410 - Terry Hines for Campbell City Council D1 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 410 - Carol Hoffman for Campbell City Council D2 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 410 - Re-Elect Susan Landry for Campbell City Council 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460, Recipient Committee Campaign Statement

Campaign contribution and expenditures must also be reported. The Form 460 is filed by candidates or officeholders who have a controlled committee, or who have raised or spent or will raise or spend $2,00 or more during a calendar year in connection with the election to office. The Form 460 indicates the name, address, occupation and employer of contributors as well as the name, address and purpose for which payments have been made. It also outlines how much was raised and spent during that specific reporting period and in total for the calendar year. Detailed itemization is required for contributions received from a single source totaling $100 or more; expenditures of $100 or more; accrued expenses of $100 or more; and miscellaneous increases to cash of $100 or more.

Form 460 - Terry Hines for Campbell City Council D1 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460 - Carol Hoffman for Campbell City Council D2 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460 - Re-Elect Susan Landry for Campbell City Council 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460 - Sergio Lopez for Campbell City Council 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460 - Anne Souza for Campbell City Council 2020 - 2020 Election

Form 460 - Paul Resnikoff for Campbell City Council 2018 - 2018 Election

Form 470, Officeholders and Candidate Campaign Statement Short Form

The Form 470 is filed by candidates and officeholders who do not have a controlled committee; do not anticipate receiving contributions totaling $2,000 or more during the calendar year; and do not anticipate spending $2,000 or more during the calendar year.

Form 470 - Anne Bybee Semi-Annual 2021

Form 470 - Elizabeth Gibbons Semi-Annual 2021

Form 470 - Susan Landry Semi-Annual 2021

Form 700, Statement of Economic Interest

Candidates must also disclose all of their economic interests to qualify as a candidate by filing a Form 700 which is due with the nomination papers. These forms are not required to be posted to the City's website. To obtain a copy of a filed Form 700 please contact the City Clerk's Office. 


For more information on campaign provisions of the Political Reform Act, please see the Fair Political Practices Commission's Campaign Disclosure Manual 2.

This website is intended to provide general information regarding campaign disclosure reporting. To the extent this information conflicts with state or local law, the law controls. Additional filing requirements may apply. If you have questions about what you are required to file, where to file it, or when to file it, please visit the Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) website or call toll free at 1-866-ASK-FPPC.