What's Being Discussed

Late campaign finance filing violations: The Commission will review two settlement agreements with political committees — Friends of Faatea and Friends of Val Okimoto — both accused of filing their Final Primary Reports late.
New complaint: The Commission will decide how to handle a complaint against David Su, Feng Ju Chan, and Mi-Health LLC for allegedly filing a campaign finance report late.
New electronic filing system: A company called Maplight will present an update on a new online system for campaign finance reporting, set to launch for the 2028 election.
Annual Report approval: The Commission will review and approve its Annual Report for Fiscal Year 2026.
Proposed legislation for 2027: Two bills are under consideration:

CSC-02: Would ban government contractors and grantees (and their officers and immediate family) from making political contributions while their contract or grant is active.
CSC-03: Would prohibit elected officials from raising campaign funds during any legislative session.

Executive Director's report: Updates on filing compliance and a recent server migration.
Closed session: Private legal consultation regarding an ongoing federal civil lawsuit involving state officials.

Decisions Expected

Whether to accept settlement agreements and assess fines against Friends of Faatea ($66.67) and Friends of Val Okimoto ($1,562.50)
How to proceed with the complaint against David Su, Feng Ju Chan, and Mi-Health LLC
Approval of the FY 2026 Annual Report and potential endorsement of proposed legislation

Who Should Pay Attention

Political candidates and their campaign committees
State and county government contractors and grant recipients
Elected officials and their fundraising staff
Voters and residents interested in campaign finance transparency