HomeMy WebLinkAboutMatthew Frakes - Form 501 - Initial - 04-18-2008Candidate Intention Statement
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APR 18 2008
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For Official Use
1. Candidate Information:
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NAME OF CANDIDATE (last, First, Middle Initial) DAYTIME TELEPHONE NUMBER FAX
NUMBER (optional) E -MAIL (optional)
STREET ADDRESS
DISTRICT NUMBER, if applicable.
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OFFICE JURISDICTION
PARTY:
❑ State (Complete Part 2.)
City ❑ County ❑ Multi- County:
(Name of Multi- CountyJurisdicfion)
(Year of Election)
2. State Candidate Expenditure Limit Statement:
(CalPERS candidates, judges, judicial candidates, and candidates for local offices are not required to complete Part 2.)
Primary
/general election Special /runoff election
(Year ofEledion) (YearofElection)
(Check one box)
❑ I accept the voluntary expenditure ceiling for the election stated above.
❑ I do not accept the voluntary expenditure ceiling for the election stated above.
Amendment:
0 1 did not exceed the expenditure ceiling in the primary or special election held on: _��
and I accept the voluntary expenditure ceiling for the
general or special run -off election.
(Mark if applicable)
❑ On 1 1. , I contributed personal funds in excess of the expenditure ceiling for the election stated above.
3. Verification:
I certify under penalty of perjury under the laws of the State of California that the foregoin is true and correct.
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FPPC Form 501 (January/05)
FPPC Toll -Free Helpline: 866 /ASK -FPPC (866/275 -3772)
Candidate Intention Statement
Who Files:
A candidate for state or local office must file this
form prior to solicitation or receipt of any
contribution, or expenditure of any personal funds
used for the election.
You must file a separate Form 501 for each
election, including reelection to the same office
Exception: This form is not required if you will not
solicit or receive contributions from other persons
and the only expenditures will be from your personal
funds used for the filing fee and /or statement of
qualifications in the sample ballot or ballot pamphlet.
Where to File:
File with the filing officer who will receive your
original campaign disclosure statements.
State Candidates:
Secretary of State
Political Reform Division
1500 11th Street, Room 495
Sacramento, CA 95814
Local Candidates:
Generally your county election office or city clerk.
When to File:
File the Form 501 before you solicit or receive any
contributions or before you make expenditures from
personal funds on behalf of your candidacy. This
form is considered filed the date it is postmarked or
hand delivered.
How to Complete:
All candidates: Complete Parts 1 and 3.
Candidates for elective state office: Complete Parts
1, 2, and 3.
Exception: Candidates for any election to the State
Public Employees Retirement Board do not complete
Part 2.
Part 1. Candidate Information
• Enter your name and street address.
• Enter the title of the office sought
and district number if any (e.g.,
member, City of Smalltown, Dist
party affiliation, if seeking a par
• Check the appropriate box rega
jurisdiction.
Part 2. Voluntary Expenditure
This section applies to certain car
elective state offices, including Ste
Assembly and statewide offices.
The voluntary expenditure ceiling api
office is set forth in FPPC regulation
published on the FPPC web site (ww
You must state whether you accept o
expenditure ceiling. Candidates whc
voluntary expenditure limit will be de:
the state ballot pamphlet (statewide (
voter information portion of the samp
and Assembly candidates) and may
a 250 -word statement there.
You may amend the Form 501 to ch,
acceptance of rejection of the volu
ceiling only under the following cir
Form 501 to accept the expenditure ceiling for the
general or special runoff election and receive all of
the benefits accompanying the acceptance of the
expenditure ceiling. The amended Form 501 must
be filed within 14 days following the primary or
special election. -
• Between the date of filing an initial Form 501 for an
election and the deadline for filing nomination
papers for that election, you may amend your
statement of acceptance or rejection of the voluntary
expenditure ceiling no more than two times.
• If you reject the voluntary expenditure ceiling in the
primary or special election but do not exceed the
ceiling during that election, you may amend the
Practices Act of 1977, see the FPPC Campaign
Disclosure Manual (available from yourfiling officer or
the FPPC). Campaign filing deadlines, forms, and
other informational materials are available on the
FPPC website (www.fppc.ca.gov).
FPPC Form 501 (January/05)
FPPC Toll -Free Helpline: 866 /ASK -FPPC (866/275 -3772)
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• Between the date of filing an initial Form 501 for an
election and the deadline for filing nomination
papers for that election, you may amend your
statement of acceptance or rejection of the voluntary
expenditure ceiling no more than two times.
• If you reject the voluntary expenditure ceiling in the
primary or special election but do not exceed the
ceiling during that election, you may amend the
Practices Act of 1977, see the FPPC Campaign
Disclosure Manual (available from yourfiling officer or
the FPPC). Campaign filing deadlines, forms, and
other informational materials are available on the
FPPC website (www.fppc.ca.gov).
FPPC Form 501 (January/05)
FPPC Toll -Free Helpline: 866 /ASK -FPPC (866/275 -3772)