Mark Farrell agrees to $108K ethics penalty - largest in S.F. history
Briefly

Olabisi Matthews, the enforcement director at the Ethics Commission stated, "the record penalty reflected the serious harm that was done to the public's right to have timely and accurate information about how campaigns are funded." This highlights the seriousness of campaign finance violations that undermine democratic transparency.
Farrell's case showcases the potential ramifications of commingling funds among campaign committees. Matthews emphasized, "the severity of violating the $500 contribution limit, which is one of the most basic rules that all candidates have to follow." This underscores the challenges in maintaining ethical campaign practices.
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