No. Campaign contributions are not tax-deductible for federal or state income tax purposes.

Individuals, businesses, committees, and other permitted entities may contribute in accordance with California campaign finance laws and applicable local regulations.

Contributors may be required to provide their name, address, occupation, and employer information for reporting purposes under California law.

California law establishes contribution limits of $5,900 per individual or business for the 2026 election cycle.

Contributions help support voter outreach, community engagement, campaign communications, digital outreach, printing, mailers, events, and other lawful campaign activities permitted under California law.

California campaign finance law requires certain contributor information to be publicly disclosed on campaign filings.

Depending on the amount contributed, state law may require disclosure of your name, address, occupation, employer, and contribution amount.

Absolutely. Grassroots support is essential to this campaign. Whether you volunteer your time, help spread the word, attend events, or contribute financially, every form of support helps move Port Hueneme forward.

Yes. Certain non-cash contributions such as goods, professional services, or event support may qualify as in-kind contributions and may be subject to campaign finance reporting requirements under California law.

Please contact the campaign before making an in-kind contribution.

California law requires campaigns to collect and report employer and occupation information for certain contributors. If required information is not provided within the applicable timeframe, contributions may need to be returned.

Businesses and organizations may be permitted to contribute under California law and applicable local rules. Contributions are subject to campaign finance reporting and disclosure requirements.

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