Campaign Finance
Summary
Curious about who's really paying for local politics? Recent campaign finance reports for the Fullerton District 3 council race break down the cash flowing to candidates Shana Charles and Daniel Kim.
At a glance
- Total mentions
- 3
- Last 30 days
- 3
Impact analysis
Your tax dollars aren't funding these campaigns, but big money donations could heavily influence how city council members eventually spend public funds.
The candidates get a cash boost to run their ads and get out the vote, while major donors get a direct line to future city leaders.
Everyday voters get left in the dark about special interests if they don't dig through the fine print of these financial reports.
Mentions & discussions (3)
Late Campaign Finance Filing for Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform Finally Arrives - Fullerton Observer
Fullerton Taxpayers for Reform (FTFR) – finally submitted (several months late) its required Form 460 financial filing covering the beginning of 2026, from January to June 2026. The Political Action Committee calling itself “Fullerton Taxpayers For Reform” […]
Dirty Politics & Updated Follow the Money - Fullerton Observer
Local Government Fullerton’s 2026 council races show some of the city’s usual dirty politics, but what’s in the public record is more specific than the signs. Notes: •Recall Jung and Recall Valencia committees...
Follow Money Update Through 9/25/2026 - Fullerton Observer
Notes: (Some groups and candidate Fischbein did not file the pre-election 460 that was due 9/24/26. Forms are not required if a candidate or group does not raise or spend $2000 or more during a reporting perio...
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