How Long Before California’s Campaign Finance Website Is Replaced?

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Reporters and the public rely on Cal-Access to track campaign fundraising, as well as how much is being spent by lobbyists.

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An independent assessment commissioned by Weber’s office and the California Department of Technology estimates the project could take 27 months, but the actual timeline depends on the vendor, John Heinlein, assistant project director, told the committee.is the system where campaign and lobbying disclosures required by state law are uploaded.

Weber’s office is seeking an additional $16.8 million in the 2024-25 budget to develop the initial plans and project structure, on top of existing funding of $5.4 million., under then-Secretary of State Alex Padilla, who is now a U.S. senator.

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