Chapter XXI — NOVATO POLITICAL FAIRNESS CAMPAIGN ACT
Novato Municipal Code · 2026-09 edition · updated 2026-10-02 · Novato
21-1 - Purpose and Intent.¶
21-2 - Citation.¶
21-3 - Application of the Political Reform Act.¶
21-4 - Definitions.¶
21-5 - Prohibition of "Laundered" Campaign Contributions.¶
21-6 - No Transfer of Committee Funds.¶
21-7 - Reserved.¶
21-8 - Return of Contributions.¶
21-9 - Written Solicitations by Candidates and Controlled Committees; Notice.¶
21-10 - Disclosure of Contributions and Expenditures to and by Candidates and Committees.¶
21-11 - Additional Pre-Election Campaign Statements; Friday Before Election and Late Contribution Reports.¶
21-12 - Disclosure in Mass Mailings of Contributors to Independent Expenditure Committees.¶
21-13 - Ads and Television Promotions to State by Whom Authorized.¶
21-14 - Disclosure by Primarily Formed and General Purpose Committees.¶
21-15 - Electronic Filing of Campaign Statements.¶
21-16 - Information Required Before Depositing Contributor's Contribution.¶
21-17 - Disclosure During Unsolicited Campaign Telephone Calls to Novato Residents.¶
21-18 - Funds Shall be on Deposit Before Making Expenditures.¶
21-19 - One Campaign Committee and One Checking Account Per Candidate for City Office.¶
21-20 - Election Campaign Accounts.¶
21-21 - Naming of Independent Expenditure Committee.¶
21-22 - Written Acknowledgment.¶
21-23 - Debates.¶
21-24 - Recall Campaign.¶
21-25 - No Criminal Penalties for Violations of Chapter.¶
21-26 - Administrative Penalties.¶
21-27 - Civil Enforcement.¶
21-28 - Injunctive Relief.¶
21-29 - Prohibited Acts Defined.¶
21-30 - Remedies Cumulative.¶
21-31 - Statute of Limitations.¶
21-32 - Reserved.¶
19.34.060 D.,¶
19.26.050 I.3.¶
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