California Files

Findings

What stands out on the face of the statements and the campaign reports. Each one says why, what to check, and the rule it rests on, with the official text. None of them is a finding of wrongdoing.

Albert Y Muratsuchi Superintendent of Public Instruction

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $20,545.42 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Norway ($10,082.38, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), San Diego, CA ($3,743.73, The Hunt Institute), Maryland ($2,066, The Hunt Institute). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $10,082 p.10Travel: The Hunt Institute $3,744 p.11Travel: The Hunt Institute $2,066 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Andrea Gonzales Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,372.17 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($3,137.40, Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund), Newport Beach, CA ($1,255.52, California Independent Petroleum Association), Half Moon Bay, California ($979.25, California Partnership for Health). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund $3,137 p.4Travel: California Independent Petroleum Association $1,256 p.4Travel: California Partnership for Health $979 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Benjamin F Coats Judge, Ventura County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,033.79 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Waimea, Hawaii ($5,033.79, Cal-ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates)). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Cal-ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates) $5,034 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Benjamin J Allen Insurance Commissioner

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,039.70 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Vancouver and Victoria, Canada ($7,148.30, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Berkeley, California ($1,441.70, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Salt Lake City, California ($1,229.81, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $7,148 p.6Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,442 p.6Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,230 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca N Pacheco Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $49,004.18 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Spain ($16,767.09, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Maui, HI ($5,729.72, Independent Voter Project), New York City, NY ($4,569.73, National Retail Federation). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $16,767 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,730 p.8Travel: National Retail Federation $4,570 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Catherine S Blakespear Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,260.40 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Canada ($5,800.50, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE)), Santa Rosa, CA ($459.90, EnviroVoters Ed Fund). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE) $5,801 p.11Travel: EnviroVoters Ed Fund $460 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Eric Swalwell Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $70,000 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Belgrade, Serbia ($20,000, Government of the Republic of Serbia), Doha, Qatar ($20,000, Rockbridge Holdings), Baku, Azerbaijan ($15,000, Rockbridge Holdings). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Government of the Republic of Serbia $20,000 p.5Travel: Rockbridge Holdings $20,000 p.5Travel: Rockbridge Holdings $15,000 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Esmeralda Z Soria Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $24,750.88 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($5,657.66, Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Portugal ($4,629.89, ideateLABS), Nayarit, Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $5,658 p.15Travel: ideateLABS $4,630 p.16Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.17

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Isaac Gregory Bryan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,392.84 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Canada ($7,793.42, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Alabama ($1,599.42, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $7,793 p.7Travel: Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $1,599 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jeffrey Gonzalez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,466.20 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: PALO VERDES, CALIFORNIA ($1,847.66, LEGISLATIVE ACTION CALIFORNIA), NEWPORT BEACH, CA ($1,077.58, CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION), LA JOLLA, CA ($1,070.38, ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: LEGISLATIVE ACTION CALIFORNIA $1,848 p.11Travel: CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION $1,078 p.10Travel: ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES $1,070 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

John Christopher Harabedian Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,839.97 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Newport Coast, CA ($2,155.24, Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Napa, CA ($1,520, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Santa Maria, CA ($1,063.34, Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $2,155 p.7Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.8Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $1,063 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua Lowenthal Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,922.39 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: LAX to NZ/AUS ($11,275.56, YIMBY California), RT Travel LAX to Alabama ($1,978.32, Smart Justice), RT Travel LAX to SF ($668.51, California Dental Association Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: YIMBY California $11,276 p.11Travel: Smart Justice $1,978 p.11Travel: California Dental Association Foundation $669 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Juan Alberto Alanis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $19,004.15 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: norway ($10,808.29, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Honolulu, HI ($4,833.32, Independent Voter Project), Newport Beach, CA ($1,688.70, California Independent Petroleum Association). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $10,808 p.11Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,833 p.11Travel: California Independent Petroleum Association $1,689 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lisa Yvette Calderon Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $26,158.40 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Spain ($14,941.54, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($4,783.22, Independent Voter Project), Portugal ($3,129.89, Ideate Labs). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,942 p.5Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.6Travel: Ideate Labs $3,130 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mike A Gipson Board Member, Equalization Board

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $30,383.33 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Madrid, Spain ($14,423.71, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($4,783.32, Independent Voter Project), Nayarit, Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,424 p.4Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.5Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Randeep S Dhillon Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,561.45 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Bakersfield ($5,561.45, DSL). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: DSL $5,561 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Richard Fox Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $28,223 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Paramus, NJ ($28,223, Throne Biotechnologies). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Throne Biotechnologies $28,223 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tim Myers Lieutenant Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $22,879.24 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Fort Worth, TX 76155 ($22,879.24, American Airlines REFUND). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: American Airlines REFUND $22,879 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

William K Shireman Board Member, Equalization Board

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,000 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: DALLAS ($5,000, EARTHX). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: EARTHX $5,000 p.12

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Aisha Wahab Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,577 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,577, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,577 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Albert Y Muratsuchi Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $21,425.42 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Norway ($10,082.38, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), San Diego, CA ($3,743.73, The Hunt Institute), Maryland ($2,066, The Hunt Institute). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $10,082 p.9Travel: The Hunt Institute $3,744 p.10Travel: The Hunt Institute $2,066 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Alex Tinming Lee Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,474.77 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Montgomery, Alabama ($1,978.32, JK Irwin Foundation), Meadowood Napa Valley ($1,868.18, CA LGBTQ Foundation), Carneros Hotel, Napa ($998.33, CA Foundation on the Environment & Economy). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: JK Irwin Foundation $1,978 p.6Travel: CA LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.5Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & Economy $998 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Alexandra Macedo Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,341.96 in travel paid by others (16 payments)

Largest: New York City, NY ($3,937.98, National Retail Federation), Orlando, FL ($2,883.13, TechNet), Napa, CA ($1,520, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Forum). 16 of 16 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: National Retail Federation $3,938 p.8Travel: TechNet $2,883 p.11Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Forum $1,520 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Anamarie Avila Farias Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,461.53 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: New York, NY ($2,562.87, Shared Energy Future Foundation), Mexico City, Mexico ($1,330, California Border Issues Project), Alabama ($1,289.63, JK Irwin Foundation & Smart Justice California). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $2,563 p.9Travel: California Border Issues Project $1,330 p.10Travel: JK Irwin Foundation & Smart Justice California $1,290 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Benjamin F Coats Judge, Ventura County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,033.79 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Waimea, Hawaii ($5,033.79, Cal-ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates)). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Cal-ABOTA (American Board of Trial Advocates) $5,034 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Benjamin J Allen Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,039.70 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Vancouver and Victoria, Canada ($7,148.30, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Berkeley, California ($1,441.70, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Salt Lake City, California ($1,229.81, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $7,148 p.5Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,442 p.5Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,230 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca N Pacheco Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $45,432.78 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Spain ($16,767.09, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Maui, HI ($5,729.72, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $16,767 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,730 p.8Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,295 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca N Pacheco Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $45,432.78 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Spain ($16,767.09, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Maui, HI ($5,729.72, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $16,767 p.3Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,730 p.4Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,295 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca Rubio Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $18,191.73 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Hawaii ($4,783, Independent Voter Project), Mexico City, Mexico ($4,666, California Border Issues Project), Portugal ($3,129.89, ideateLABS). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.36Travel: California Border Issues Project $4,666 p.37Travel: ideateLABS $3,130 p.36

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Bret D Hillman Judge, Tulare County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,000 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Tulare, CA ($5,000, J.D Heiskell Holdings, LLC). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: J.D Heiskell Holdings, LLC $5,000 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Brian W Jones Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $44,220.03 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Spain ($15,557.78, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Israel ($7,256.09, American Jewish Committee), Maui, HI ($4,731.72, Independent Voter Project). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $15,558 p.7Travel: American Jewish Committee $7,256 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,732 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Caroline Yvette Menjivar Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,530.54 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Newport Coast, CA ($3,605.05, Alliance of California's Famers & Ranchers Community Fund), Portugal ($3,129.89, IdeateLABs), Helena, CA ($1,868.18, California LGBTQ Caucus Foundation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Famers & Ranchers Community Fund $3,605 p.8Travel: IdeateLABs $3,130 p.7Travel: California LGBTQ Caucus Foundation $1,868 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Catherine S Blakespear Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,677.41 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Canada ($5,800.50, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE)), Napa ($1,417.01, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE)), Santa Rosa, CA ($459.90, EnviroVoters Ed Fund). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE) $5,801 p.11Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy (CFEE) $1,417 p.11Travel: EnviroVoters Ed Fund $460 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Catherine Stefani Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,866.28 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($3,956.41, Alliance of CA Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund), Sonoma, CA ($1,520, Foundation for California’s Technology and Innovation Economy), Yountville, CA ($691.64, California Life Sciences). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of CA Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund $3,956 p.28Travel: Foundation for California’s Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.27Travel: California Life Sciences $692 p.27

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Cecilia M Aguiar-Curry Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $28,709.25 in travel paid by others (16 payments)

Largest: Spain ($15,504.14, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Japan ($4,054.79, California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce Foundation*), La Jolla, CA ($1,886, California Issues Forum). 16 of 16 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $15,504 p.9Travel: California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce Foundation* $4,055 p.10Travel: California Issues Forum $1,886 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Celeste T. Rodriguez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,703.86 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Portugal, various cities ($4,629.89, IdeateLABS), Denver, CO ($1,868.26, Early Edge California - Early Learning), Montgomery, AL ($1,029.38, *JK Irwin Foundation). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: IdeateLABS $4,630 p.7Travel: Early Edge California - Early Learning $1,868 p.9Travel: *JK Irwin Foundation $1,029 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Christopher L Cabaldon Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $35,783.02 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Auckland, New Zealand, and Sydney, Australia ($14,250.93, California YIMBY Education Fund), Spain ($13,119.37, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Newport Beach, CA ($2,275.11, Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California YIMBY Education Fund $14,251 p.10Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $13,119 p.9Travel: Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $2,275 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Christopher M Ward Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $21,909.33 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Auckland, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia ($15,150.46, California YIMBY Education Fund), Helena, CA ($1,868.18, California LGBTQ Foundation), Montgomery, AL ($1,540.69, JK Irwin Foundation/Smart Justice California). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California YIMBY Education Fund $15,150 p.6Travel: California LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.5Travel: JK Irwin Foundation/Smart Justice California $1,541 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Corey Alexander Jackson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,701.18 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Montgomery, AL ($2,010.73, JK Irwin Foundation/Smart Justice California, Tides Advocacy), Napa Valley, CA ($1,868.18, California LGBTQ Foundation), Long Beach, CA ($804.66, Working Families Organization). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: JK Irwin Foundation/Smart Justice California, Tides Advocacy $2,011 p.5Travel: California LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.5Travel: Working Families Organization $805 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Cottie Ann Petrie-Norris Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $29,142.32 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Madrid, Spain ($15,431.18, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($5,508.72, Independent Voter Project), Boston, Massachusetts ($2,835.08, California Biotechnology Foundation). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $15,431 p.10Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,509 p.10Travel: California Biotechnology Foundation $2,835 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

David A Alvarez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,787.44 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Mexico City, MX ($3,189, California Border Issues Project), Mexico, City ($1,984.40, Council of State Governments), Guadalajara, Mexico ($553, San Diego County and Communities of Interest Legislative Caucus). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Border Issues Project $3,189 p.7Travel: Council of State Governments $1,984 p.7Travel: San Diego County and Communities of Interest Legislative Caucus $553 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

David J Tangipa Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,593.53 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: La Jolla, CA ($1,423.47, Association of California Life and Health Insurance Companies), Newport Beach, CA ($1,057.44, California Association of Health Plans), Berkeley, CA ($974.70, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Association of California Life and Health Insurance Companies $1,423 p.7Travel: California Association of Health Plans $1,057 p.8Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $975 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Diane Papan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,402.78 in travel paid by others (15 payments)

Largest: Portugal ($3,129.89, ideateLABs), Napa, CA ($1,289.35, CA Retailers Association), Carmel, CA ($1,068.57, League of California Community Foundation). 15 of 15 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: ideateLABs $3,130 p.10Travel: CA Retailers Association $1,289 p.11Travel: League of California Community Foundation $1,069 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Dorothy McLaughlin Judge, Riverside County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,403.09 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Oxford, United Kingdom ($1,803.75, Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture), Wawona, California ($1,345, Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture), Andover, New Hampshire ($1,316.36, Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture). 2 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture $1,804 p.3Travel: Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture $1,345 p.3Travel: Nat'l Institute of Food & Agriculture U.S. Department of Agriculture $1,316 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Elaine Lu Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,352.80 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Maui ($3,572.18, Association of Business Trial Lawyers), Las Vegas ($1,217.52, Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles), Coronado Island ($563.10, Association of Business Trial Lawyers). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Association of Business Trial Lawyers $3,572 p.8Travel: Consumer Attorneys Association of Los Angeles $1,218 p.8Travel: Association of Business Trial Lawyers $563 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Elizabeth Ortega Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,022.07 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Hollywood, FL ($3,500, National Association of Insurance Commissioners*), Napa, CA ($2,307.49, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Calistoga, CA ($1,946.31, Clean Power Institute). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: National Association of Insurance Commissioners* $3,500 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $2,307 p.5Travel: Clean Power Institute $1,946 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Eric Wersching Judge, Orange County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,526.14 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: United Kingdom ($6,526.14, British Airways). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: British Airways $6,526 p.17

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Esmeralda Z Soria Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $24,750.88 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($5,657.66, Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Portugal ($4,629.89, ideateLABS), Nayarit, Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $5,658 p.15Travel: ideateLABS $4,630 p.16Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.17

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Fiona S Ma Treasurer

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,306.53 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Vancouver & Victoria Canada ($5,881.74, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Japan ($3,424.79, CalAsian Foundation). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $5,882 p.13Travel: CalAsian Foundation $3,425 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gail Pellerin Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,815.82 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Colorado Springs, CO ($3,649.68, Council of State Governments), Napa, CA ($1,520, California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Carmel, CA ($1,059.17, California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Council of State Governments $3,650 p.14Travel: California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.14Travel: California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation $1,059 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gavin Newsom Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $21,585.75 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Brazil ($21,585.75, CA State Protocol Foundation). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA State Protocol Foundation $21,586 p.26

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Goodwin H Liu Judge, Supreme Court of California

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $28,411.99 in travel paid by others (16 payments)

Largest: New Haven, CT ($6,988.96, Yale University), Cambridge, MA ($5,666.86, Harvard University), Seoul, South Korea ($5,290.51, Korea Legislation Research Institute). 16 of 16 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Yale University $6,989 p.6Travel: Harvard University $5,667 p.5Travel: Korea Legislation Research Institute $5,291 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gregory Robert Wallis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $28,755.15 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Spain ($13,484.91, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Hawaii ($4,833.32, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, California ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $13,485 p.12Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,833 p.13Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,295 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Heath Flora Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $28,718.76 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Norway ($11,413.86, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Vancouver and Victoria, Canada ($7,199.31, `California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Pebble Beach Resort, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc.). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $11,414 p.7Travel: `California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $7,199 p.7Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc. $4,295 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Isaac Gregory Bryan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,392.84 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Canada ($7,793.42, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Alabama ($1,599.42, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $7,793 p.7Travel: Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $1,599 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jacqueline V Irwin Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $20,172.36 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Norway ($9,918.67, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Boston, MA ($2,468.88, California Biotechnology Foundation), San Diego, CA ($2,289.04, Assoc. of CA Life and Health Insurance Companies). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $9,919 p.9Travel: California Biotechnology Foundation $2,469 p.11Travel: Assoc. of CA Life and Health Insurance Companies $2,289 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

James M Gallagher Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,024.48 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Meals and Lodging ($5,226.02, Independent Voter Project), Meals and Lodging ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation), Hotels and Flights to Colorado Springs, CO ($3,039.21, Republican Legislative Campaign Committee). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,226 p.8Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,295 p.9Travel: Republican Legislative Campaign Committee $3,039 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jasmeet Bains Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,853.92 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,945, Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Mexico City, Mexico ($1,316.77, The Councilf of State Governments- West), Jalisco, Mexico ($533.75, San Diego Co. & Communities of Interest Legislative Caucus). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,945 p.6Travel: The Councilf of State Governments- West $1,317 p.6Travel: San Diego Co. & Communities of Interest Legislative Caucus $534 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jeffrey Gonzalez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,466.20 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: PALO VERDES, CALIFORNIA ($1,847.66, LEGISLATIVE ACTION CALIFORNIA), NEWPORT BEACH, CA ($1,077.58, CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION), LA JOLLA, CA ($1,070.38, ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: LEGISLATIVE ACTION CALIFORNIA $1,848 p.11Travel: CALIFORNIA INDEPENDENT PETROLEUM ASSOCIATION $1,078 p.11Travel: ASSOCIATION OF CALIFORNIA LIFE AND HEALTH INSURANCE COMPANIES $1,070 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jerry McNerney Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,066.92 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,239, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Newport Beach ($1,766.67, Alliance California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Napa ($1,520, Foundation for the CA's Technology and Innovation Economy). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,239 p.5Travel: Alliance California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $1,767 p.4Travel: Foundation for the CA's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joe Patterson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,917.11 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Kihei, HI ($5,456.12, Independent Voter Project), Punta Mita, Mexico ($3,511.52, Independent Voter Project), Tokyo, Japan ($3,474.79, CalAsian Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,456 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $3,512 p.5Travel: CalAsian Foundation $3,475 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

John Christopher Harabedian Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,839.97 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Newport Coast, CA ($2,155.24, Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Napa, CA ($1,520, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Santa Maria, CA ($1,063.34, Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $2,155 p.8Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.7Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $1,063 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

John S Laird Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,751.11 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Vancouver and Victoria, Canada ($5,095.43, California Foundation on the Environment & Economy), Helena, CA ($1,868.18, California LGBTQ Foundation), Carmel Valley, CA ($1,038.10, ST Shared Services LLC/Mallinckrodt). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & Economy $5,095 p.7Travel: California LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.7Travel: ST Shared Services LLC/Mallinckrodt $1,038 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

John S Laird Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,460.52 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Norway ($12,401.35, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), New York, NY ($2,000, The Climate Registry), Carmel-By-The-Sea, CA ($1,059.17, California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $12,401 p.3Travel: The Climate Registry $2,000 p.3Travel: California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation $1,059 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jose L Solache Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $32,517.47 in travel paid by others (15 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($4,883.32, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation Inc,), Colorado Springs, CO ($3,684.68, Council of State Governments West). 15 of 15 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,883 p.9Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation Inc, $4,295 p.10Travel: Council of State Governments West $3,685 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jose L Solache Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $33,017.47 in travel paid by others (15 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($4,883.32, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation Inc,), Mexico City, Mexico ($4,011.52, Foundation for Independent Voter Education). 15 of 15 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,883 p.6Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation Inc, $4,295 p.5Travel: Foundation for Independent Voter Education $4,012 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua B Becker Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,815.79 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Belem, Para, Brazil ($5,768.19, The Climate Registry), Portugal ($3,129.89, Ideate Labs), Half Moon Bay, CA ($1,766.30, Rodel Institute). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: The Climate Registry $5,768 p.14Travel: Ideate Labs $3,130 p.13Travel: Rodel Institute $1,766 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua Lowenthal Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,922.39 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: LAX to NZ/AUS ($11,275.56, YIMBY California), RT Travel LAX to Alabama ($1,978.32, Smart Justice), RT Travel LAX to SF ($668.51, California Dental Association Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: YIMBY California $11,276 p.13Travel: Smart Justice $1,978 p.13Travel: California Dental Association Foundation $669 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua R Hoover Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,766.18 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Hawaii, USA ($6,067.12, Independent Voter Project), Half Moon Bay, CA ($1,863.60, Rodel Institute), Napa, CA ($1,739.06, Rodel Institute). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $6,067 p.7Travel: Rodel Institute $1,864 p.6Travel: Rodel Institute $1,739 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Juan Alberto Alanis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $22,740.58 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: norway ($10,808.29, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Honolulu, HI ($4,833.32, Independent Voter Project), New York City, NY ($3,802.30, National Retail Federation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $10,808 p.13Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,833 p.13Travel: National Retail Federation $3,802 p.12

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Juan Alberto Alanis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $23,804.78 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: norway ($10,808.29, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Honolulu, HI ($4,833.32, Independent Voter Project), New York City, NY ($3,802.30, National Retail Federation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $10,808 p.2Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,833 p.3Travel: National Retail Federation $3,802 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Khymberli S Apaloo Judge, San Bernardino County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,237.50 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Sacramento, CA ($6,237.50, California Judges Association). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Judges Association $6,238 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

LaShae Nicole Sharp-Collins Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,715.14 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Detroit MI ($2,987.12, Rebuild SoCal Partnership), Boston MA ($2,434.88, CA Biotechnology Foundation), Newport Coast ($1,893.14, CA Assoc of Health Plans). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Rebuild SoCal Partnership $2,987 p.5Travel: CA Biotechnology Foundation $2,435 p.5Travel: CA Assoc of Health Plans $1,893 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Laura A Seigle Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,355 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Mexico ($4,100, Trial Lawyers of Mass Torts), South Korea ($1,605, Korean Community Lawyers Association), Las Vegas, Nevada ($650, Consumer Attorneys Association). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Trial Lawyers of Mass Torts $4,100 p.8Travel: Korean Community Lawyers Association $1,605 p.8Travel: Consumer Attorneys Association $650 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Laura Richardson Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,308.52 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($4,883.32, Independent Voter Project), La Jolla, CA ($1,466, California Issues Forum), Newport Beach, CA ($1,255.52, California Independent Petroleum Association). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,883 p.11Travel: California Issues Forum $1,466 p.11Travel: California Independent Petroleum Association $1,256 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lena A Gonzalez Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $22,779.18 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Spain ($14,941.92, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Anaheim ($5,529.77, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Napa ($2,307.49, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,942 p.11Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $5,530 p.11Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $2,307 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Leondra R Kruger Judge, Supreme Court of California

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,944.63 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Oxford, England ($3,326.11, Pembroke College, University of Oxford), Cambridge, Massachusetts ($1,616.45, Harvard Law School), Washington DC ($1,418.41, Shakespeare Theatre Company). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Pembroke College, University of Oxford $3,326 p.3Travel: Harvard Law School $1,616 p.4Travel: Shakespeare Theatre Company $1,418 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lisa Yvette Calderon Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $27,277.91 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Spain ($14,941.54, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($4,783.22, Independent Voter Project), Portugal ($3,129.89, Ideate Labs). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,942 p.7Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.7Travel: Ideate Labs $3,130 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lola D Smallwood-Cuevas Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,231.89 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Vancouver and Victoria, Canada ($4,655.98, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Portugal ($3,129.89, ideateLABS), Utah ($1,446.02, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $4,656 p.7Travel: ideateLABS $3,130 p.7Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $1,446 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lori D Wilson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,490.95 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Detroit Michigan ($2,987.12, Rebuild SoCal Partnership), Sonoma ($1,870, Toyota North America, Inc.), Dana Point ($1,520, Foundation for Californnia's Technology and Innovation Economy). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Rebuild SoCal Partnership $2,987 p.7Travel: Toyota North America, Inc. $1,870 p.5Travel: Foundation for Californnia's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Maggy Krell Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,613.93 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Mexico City, MX ($2,199, California Border Issues Project), Newport Beach, CA ($1,665.47, Alliance of Californias Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund), Napa, CA ($1,520, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Border Issues Project $2,199 p.8Travel: Alliance of Californias Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund $1,665 p.7Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Maria D Hernandez Judge, Orange County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,572.91 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Provided travel and lodging Maui, Hawaii ($3,668.17, ABTL-American Business Trial Lawyers OC), presented on panels travel and lodging to San Juan Puerto Rico ($2,000, University of California-Irvine Young Adult Grant), Travel and lodging for speaking and executive board meetings ($904.74, NAPCO-National Association of Presiding Judges and Court Executives). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: ABTL-American Business Trial Lawyers OC $3,668 p.8Travel: University of California-Irvine Young Adult Grant $2,000 p.8Travel: NAPCO-National Association of Presiding Judges and Court Executives $905 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Marie Alvarado-Gil Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,693.26 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Tel Aviv ($6,500, Consulate General of Israel to the Pacific Northwest), Washington, DC ($670, American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC)), palos verdes, CA ($523.26, Legislative Action California). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Consulate General of Israel to the Pacific Northwest $6,500 p.5Travel: American Legislative Exchange Council (ALEC) $670 p.5Travel: Legislative Action California $523 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mark Gonzalez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,508.13 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: New York ($3,439.84, Shared Energy Future Foundation), Helena, CA ($1,868.18, California LGBTQ Foundation), Napa, CA ($1,794, Foundation for California’s Technology and Innovation Economy). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $3,440 p.9Travel: California LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.9Travel: Foundation for California’s Technology and Innovation Economy $1,794 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Matthew Haney Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,234.45 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Alabama ($1,289.63, JK Irwin Foundation (*)), Guangdong, China ($1,173.02, US - Sino Culture Experience Consortium), Guangdong, China ($1,173.02, American Chinese Herb Trade Association). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: JK Irwin Foundation (*) $1,290 p.6Travel: US - Sino Culture Experience Consortium $1,173 p.6Travel: American Chinese Herb Trade Association $1,173 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Megan Dahle Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,737.37 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($5,364.72, Independent Voter Project), Palos Verdes, CA ($1,750.20, Legislative Action California), Mt. Shasta, CA ($622.45, The California Forest Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,365 p.18Travel: Legislative Action California $1,750 p.19Travel: The California Forest Foundation $622 p.18

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mialisa Tania Bonta Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,339.44 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Amelia Island, Florida ($4,794.76, Rodel Institute), New York City, New York ($1,866.93, GRACE, AKA End Child Poverty California), Los Angeles, California ($1,794, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Rodel Institute $4,795 p.6Travel: GRACE, AKA End Child Poverty California $1,867 p.8Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,794 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Michelle Rodriguez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,920.73 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($6,244.50, California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Punta de Mita, Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project), Ontario, CA ($2,850, Parking Concepts). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California's Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $6,245 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.6Travel: Parking Concepts $2,850 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mike A Gipson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $30,383.33 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Madrid, Spain ($14,423.71, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($4,783.32, Independent Voter Project), Nayarit, Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,424 p.4Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.5Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mike Fong Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,190.13 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Japan ($2,039, California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce Foundation), Napa ($1,739.06, Rodel Institute), Napa ($1,520, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Asian Pacific Chamber of Commerce Foundation $2,039 p.9Travel: Rodel Institute $1,739 p.8Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Nicholas Schultz Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,837.77 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($2,004.23, Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund), Berkeley, CA ($974.70, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Las Vegas, NV ($876.78, California Bail Agents Association). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund $2,004 p.8Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $975 p.8Travel: California Bail Agents Association $877 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Patrick J Ahrens Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $23,585.45 in travel paid by others (21 payments)

Largest: Newport Beach, CA ($4,079.55, Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund), New York City, New York ($3,590.66, Shared Energy Future Foundation), Punta de Mita, Mexico ($3,511.52, Independent Voter Project). 21 of 21 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California's Farmers and Ranchers Community Fund $4,080 p.9Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $3,591 p.11Travel: Independent Voter Project $3,512 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Pilar Schiavo Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,268.64 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Napa, CA ($1,739.06, Rodel Institute), Palm Springs, CA ($1,702.46, Rodel Institute), Napa, CA ($1,520, Foundation for CA's Tech and Innovation Economy). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Rodel Institute $1,739 p.7Travel: Rodel Institute $1,702 p.6Travel: Foundation for CA's Tech and Innovation Economy $1,520 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Rebecca Beth Bauer-Kahan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,771.41 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Montgomery, Alabama ($1,624.70, JK Irwin Foundation EIN 56-2678107), Asilomar, California ($1,524.64, Center for Human Compatible Artificial Intelligence, UC Berkeley), La Jolla, California ($1,123.59, CA Issues Forum). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: JK Irwin Foundation EIN 56-2678107 $1,625 p.9Travel: Center for Human Compatible Artificial Intelligence, UC Berkeley $1,525 p.9Travel: CA Issues Forum $1,124 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Rhodesia R Ransom Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,163.46 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Wailea, HI ($4,783.32, Independent Voter Project), New York ($2,996.87, Shared Energy Future Foundation), Detroit ($2,987.12, Rebuild SoCal Partnership). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.11Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $2,997 p.11Travel: Rebuild SoCal Partnership $2,987 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Robert A. Rivas Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,775.82 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Napa, CA ($2,307.49, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Pebble Beach, CA ($1,277.15, California Legislative Black Caucus Policy Institute), Carmel, CA ($1,059.17, California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $2,307 p.10Travel: California Legislative Black Caucus Policy Institute $1,277 p.10Travel: California Legislative Central Coast Caucus Foundation $1,059 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sade Elhawary Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,168.80 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Resort at Pelican Hill ($3,779.10, Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund), Sacramento ($1,157.20, JK Irwin Foundation EIN 56-2678107 w/ Smart Justice CA, a project of Tides Advocacy EIN 94-3153687), San Diego ($732.50, Women In Government). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Alliance of California’s Farmers & Ranchers Community Fund $3,779 p.13Travel: JK Irwin Foundation EIN 56-2678107 w/ Smart Justice CA, a project of Tides Advocacy EIN 94-3153687 $1,157 p.13Travel: Women In Government $733 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sasha Renée Pérez Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $19,023.12 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Auckland, New Zealand and Sydney, Australia ($15,477.48, California YIMBY Education Fund), Harlem, New York ($1,721.89, GRACE, also known as End Poverty California), Napa, California ($1,363.85, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California YIMBY Education Fund $15,477 p.6Travel: GRACE, also known as End Poverty California $1,722 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,364 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Scott D Wiener Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,858.04 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,945, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), St. Helena ($1,868.18, CA LGBTQ Foundation), Washington, DC ($1,358.68, The Breakthrough Institute). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,945 p.6Travel: CA LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.5Travel: The Breakthrough Institute $1,359 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Scott D Wiener Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,602.04 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,945, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), St. Helena ($1,868.18, CA LGBTQ Foundation), Napa, CA ($1,836.26, Rodel Institute). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,945 p.5Travel: CA LGBTQ Foundation $1,868 p.3Travel: Rodel Institute $1,836 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sharon Darlene Quirk-Silva Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,642.71 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Republic of Korea ($5,321, Geumsan County), Portugal ($4,629.89, Ideate Labs), Mexico ($3,511.52, Independent Voter Project). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Geumsan County $5,321 p.7Travel: Ideate Labs $4,630 p.7Travel: Independent Voter Project $3,512 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sonya Limon Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $23,036.51 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Spain ($11,942.80, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Taipei City, Taiwan ($7,577, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreighn Affairs), Napa, Ca ($1,442.80, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $11,943 p.7Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreighn Affairs $7,577 p.7Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,443 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Stephanie Nguyen Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,697.80 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($4,783.32, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,295.17, Governor's Cup Foundation), Mexico ($3,511.52, Independent Voter Project). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.7Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,295 p.7Travel: Independent Voter Project $3,512 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Stephen A Bennett Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,969.34 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Norway ($10,117.70, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Napa, CA ($1,794, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Napa, CA ($998.33, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $10,118 p.9Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,794 p.8Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $998 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Stephen C Padilla Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,643.41 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Norway ($11,643.41, CA Foundation on the Environment & Economy). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & Economy $11,643 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Steven S Choi Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $19,371.95 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ($7,945, Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs), Israel ($6,500, Consulate General of Israel to the Pacific Northwest), Hawaii ($4,926.95, Independent Voter Project). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Taiwan, Ministry of Foreign Affairs $7,945 p.22Travel: Consulate General of Israel to the Pacific Northwest $6,500 p.22Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,927 p.22

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Susan Rubio Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,710.23 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($5,586.12, IVP), New York, NY ($3,349.68, National Retail Federation), Portugal ($3,129.89, ideateLABS). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: IVP $5,586 p.4Travel: National Retail Federation $3,350 p.4Travel: ideateLABS $3,130 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Suzette Martinez Valladares Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $17,128.31 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Isreal ($6,500, Consulate General of Isreal, Los Angeles), Mexico ($4,011.52, Independent Voter Project), San Francisco, CA ($1,897.16, California Dental Association Foundation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Consulate General of Isreal, Los Angeles $6,500 p.9Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,012 p.9Travel: California Dental Association Foundation $1,897 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tara M Flanagan Judge, Alameda County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,787 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Destin, FL- airfare and some ground travel costs reimbursed: $750.00 ($3,523, Law & Economics Center, George Mason University, Scalia Law School), Orlando, FL- airfare and some travel costs: $750 reimbursed ($3,264, Law & Economics Center, George Mason University, Scalia Law School). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Law & Economics Center, George Mason University, Scalia Law School $3,523 p.4Travel: Law & Economics Center, George Mason University, Scalia Law School $3,264 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tasha Nicolle Boerner Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,995.38 in travel paid by others (11 payments)

Largest: Porto, Portugal ($3,129.89, Ideate Labs), Boston, Massachusetts ($2,581.28, NCEL 2025 National Forum), New York Climate Week 2025 ($2,000, Climate Registry). 11 of 11 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Ideate Labs $3,130 p.10Travel: NCEL 2025 National Forum $2,581 p.10Travel: Climate Registry $2,000 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Timothy S Grayson Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,545.24 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: La Jolla, CA ($1,832, California Issues Forum), Napa CA ($1,794, Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Montgomery, AL ($1,510.73, JK Irwin Foundation*). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Issues Forum $1,832 p.10Travel: Foundation for California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,794 p.9Travel: JK Irwin Foundation* $1,511 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tina Simone McKinnor Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $17,034.51 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Norway ($10,788.23, CA Foundation on the Enviornment and the Economy), Alabama ($2,534.49, Smart Justice), Napa ($1,442.01, CA Foundation on the Enviornment and the Economy). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Enviornment and the Economy $10,788 p.8Travel: Smart Justice $2,534 p.7Travel: CA Foundation on the Enviornment and the Economy $1,442 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tony Strickland Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,991.56 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($4,491.66, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, California ($3,789.33, Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc), Newport Beach, California ($1,255.52, California Independent Petroleum Association). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,492 p.8Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc $3,789 p.8Travel: California Independent Petroleum Association $1,256 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tony Vazquez Board Member, Equalization Board

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,240.09 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Anaheim, CA ($1,761.20, CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Napa, CA ($1,442.80, CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Fallbrook, CA ($1,040, California Tribal Business Alliance). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,761 p.4Travel: CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,443 p.3Travel: California Tribal Business Alliance $1,040 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tri D Ta Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,160 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Israel ($5,250, Israel Consulate General), Palos Verdes, California ($910, Legislative Action California). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Israel Consulate General $5,250 p.5Travel: Legislative Action California $910 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Adan Montalban Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,652.43 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Miami, USA ($2,965.47, Law and Economics Center, George Mason Law), Chicago, USA ($2,686.96, Law and Economics Center, George Mason Law). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Law and Economics Center, George Mason Law $2,965 p.3Travel: Law and Economics Center, George Mason Law $2,687 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Akilah F. Weber Pierson Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,959.90 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Sacramento, CA ($5,520, San Diego County Regional Airport Authority), Scotland, Northern Ireland & the Republic of Ireland ($4,736.20, Women in California Leadership Foundation), Yountville, CA ($703.70, California Life Sciences). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: San Diego County Regional Airport Authority $5,520 p.7Travel: Women in California Leadership Foundation $4,736 p.7Travel: California Life Sciences $704 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Albert Y Muratsuchi Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $21,707.02 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Israel ($7,904, Jewish Community Relations Council), Israel ($7,904, Jewish Federation Los Angeles), Washington, DC ($3,262.76, The Hunt Institute). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $7,904 p.8Travel: Jewish Federation Los Angeles $7,904 p.9Travel: The Hunt Institute $3,263 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Alyson L Lewis Judge, Sacramento County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,198.50 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Las Vegas, Nevada ($2,693, Law & Economics Center), Nashville, TN ($2,505.50, Law & Economics Center). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Law & Economics Center $2,693 p.6Travel: Law & Economics Center $2,506 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Anamarie Avila Farias Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,114.41 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland, Republic of Ireland ($5,114.41, California Women in Leadership). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Women in Leadership $5,114 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Anna Marie Caballero Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,487.24 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: London, UK ($12,300.36, CA Foundation of the Environment & Economy), La Jolla, CA ($1,748, California Issues Forum), Anaheim, CA ($1,436.46, California Chamber of Commerce). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation of the Environment & Economy $12,300 p.9Travel: California Issues Forum $1,748 p.9Travel: California Chamber of Commerce $1,436 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Anthony Rendon Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,850 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Beijing, China ($5,850, WWII CBI Theater Exhibition). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: WWII CBI Theater Exhibition $5,850 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Benjamin J Allen Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,180.86 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Denver, Boulder and Santa Fe, New Mexico ($6,057.96, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Palm Springs, California ($1,270.87, California Environmental Voters Education Fund), Napa, California ($1,002.42, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $6,058 p.6Travel: California Environmental Voters Education Fund $1,271 p.6Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,002 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca N Pacheco Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,394.05 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($5,519.40, Independent Voter Project), New York, New York ($3,711.17, National Retail Federation), Baja California, Mexico ($2,710.93, Independent Voter Project). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,519 p.8Travel: National Retail Federation $3,711 p.8Travel: Independent Voter Project $2,711 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca N Pacheco Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,662.05 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($5,519.40, Independent Voter Project), New York, New York ($3,711.17, National Retail Federation), Baja California, Mexico ($2,710.93, Independent Voter Project). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,519 p.3Travel: National Retail Federation $3,711 p.4Travel: Independent Voter Project $2,711 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Blanca Rubio Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,741.43 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($5,049, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($2,821.52, Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc), La Jolla, CA ($1,748, California Issues Forum). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,049 p.16Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc $2,822 p.16Travel: California Issues Forum $1,748 p.16

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Bret D Hillman Judge, Tulare County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,000 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Tulare, CA 93274 ($9,000, J.D. Heiskell Holdings, LLC). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: J.D. Heiskell Holdings, LLC $9,000 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Brian W Jones Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $25,137.25 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($13,948.18, California Foundation on the Envrionment and the Economy), Wailea, HI ($5,970.94, Independent Voter Project), San Diego, CA ($2,214.20, Association of California Life and Health Insurance Companies). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Envrionment and the Economy $13,948 p.8Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,971 p.9Travel: Association of California Life and Health Insurance Companies $2,214 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Caroline Yvette Menjivar Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,425.43 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Republic of Ireland ($6,780, Women in California Leadership Foundation), Denver, Co; Boulder, CO; and Santa Fe, NM ($3,115.73, California Foundation the Enviroment & the Economy), Los Angeles, CA ($1,031.04, Califorina Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership Foundation $6,780 p.6Travel: California Foundation the Enviroment & the Economy $3,116 p.6Travel: Califorina Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,031 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Cecilia M Aguiar-Curry Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $23,635.55 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($13,740.18, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Scotland/Ireland ($4,750.07, California Women in Leadership), La Jolla, California ($1,733, California Issues Forum). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $13,740 p.8Travel: California Women in Leadership $4,750 p.8Travel: California Issues Forum $1,733 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Celeste T. Rodriguez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,033.25 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland ($5,033.25, Women in California Leadership Foundation). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership Foundation $5,033 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Christopher M Ward Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $17,989.97 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Vietnam, Taiwan ($14,475.17, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Berkeley, CA ($965.04, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Rohnerville, CA ; Eureka, CA ($742.45, The California Forest Foundation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $14,475 p.7Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $965 p.6Travel: The California Forest Foundation $742 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Christopher M Ward Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,234 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Travel to and from Sacramento ($7,234, San Diego Airport Authority). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: San Diego Airport Authority $7,234 p.2

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Cottie Ann Petrie-Norris Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $18,765.81 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($11,701.12, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Utah ($2,019.24, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), La Jolla, CA ($1,733, California Issues Forum). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $11,701 p.10Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $2,019 p.10Travel: California Issues Forum $1,733 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Damon M Connolly Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $27,678.37 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($14,858.92, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Israel ($6,133, Jewish Community Relations Council), Israel ($6,133, Jewish Federation Los Angeles). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $14,859 p.8Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $6,133 p.8Travel: Jewish Federation Los Angeles $6,133 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

David J Cowan Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,155.62 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Napa, Calif. ($3,136.21, Association of Business Trial Lawyers), Honololu, Hawaii ($1,830.62, Hawaii Tax Foundation), Monterey, Calif. ($1,188.79, Association of Business Trial Lawyers). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Association of Business Trial Lawyers $3,136 p.2Travel: Hawaii Tax Foundation $1,831 p.2Travel: Association of Business Trial Lawyers $1,189 p.2

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

David Yaroslavsky Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,786 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Nagoya and Tokyo, Japan. ($5,385, Japanese Government), Bordeaux, France. ($401, City of Bordeaux). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Japanese Government $5,385 p.5Travel: City of Bordeaux $401 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Dawn J. Addis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,434.51 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland ($4,725.78, Women in California Leadership), Norway ($3,519.06, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California), San Francisco, California ($1,274.22, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership $4,726 p.8Travel: Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $3,519 p.8Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $1,274 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Dawn J. Addis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,694.51 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland, Ireland ($4,725.78, Women in California Leadership), Oslo, Norway ($3,519.06, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California), San Francisco, California ($1,274.22, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership $4,726 p.7Travel: Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $3,519 p.6Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $1,274 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Diane Papan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,058.62 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: La Jolla, CA ($1,197.94, CA Issues Forum), Carmel Valley, CA ($889.67, League of CA Community Foundation), Mount Shasta, CA ($751.08, CA Forest Foundation). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Issues Forum $1,198 p.11Travel: League of CA Community Foundation $890 p.13Travel: CA Forest Foundation $751 p.12

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Elizabeth Ortega Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,481.09 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Recycling Study Travel Tour to Denver, Boulder and Santa Fe ($3,888.41, California Foundation on Environment and the Economy), Policy Conference Anaheim ($1,618.38, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Sausalito ($491.72, Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on Environment and the Economy $3,888 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,618 p.6Travel: Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation $492 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Esmeralda Z Soria Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $21,504.54 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Tel Aviv, Israel ($7,749, Jewish Federation Los Angeles), Tel Aviv, Israel ($7,749, Jewish Community Relations Council), Ensenada, Baja California, Mexico ($2,504.38, Independent Voter Project). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Jewish Federation Los Angeles $7,749 p.15Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $7,749 p.15Travel: Independent Voter Project $2,504 p.16

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Fiona S Ma Treasurer

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,348.34 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Vietnam ($10,113.14, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Latvia & Riga ($2,235.20, CA State Friendship Committee). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $10,113 p.16Travel: CA State Friendship Committee $2,235 p.16

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gail Pellerin Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,219.58 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Denver and Boulder CO and Santa Fe New Mexico ($6,329.83, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Carmel by the Sea, California ($915.45, California Central Coast Legislative Caucus Foundation), Sausalito, CA ($491.72, Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $6,330 p.12Travel: California Central Coast Legislative Caucus Foundation $915 p.12Travel: Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation $492 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gavin Newsom Governor

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $17,131.07 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Vatican City & Emilia Romagna ($13,141.51, CA State Protocol Foundation), Mexico City ($3,989.56, CA State Protocol Foundation). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA State Protocol Foundation $13,142 p.27Travel: CA State Protocol Foundation $3,990 p.27

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gonzalo Martinez Judge, Court of Appeal, Second District

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,271 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Sacramento, CA 95817 ($5,271, University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law). 0 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: University of the Pacific, McGeorge School of Law $5,271 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Goodwin H Liu Judge, Supreme Court of California

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $17,460.61 in travel paid by others (12 payments)

Largest: Travel reimbursement - New Haven, CT ($6,056.95, Yale University), Travel reimbursement - Cambridge, MA ($3,697.21, Harvard University), Travel reimbursement - New York, NY ($2,168.47, Hofstra University). 12 of 12 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Yale University $6,057 p.6Travel: Harvard University $3,697 p.6Travel: Hofstra University $2,168 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Gregory Robert Wallis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,010.62 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($6,413.10, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach Resort, CA ($4,480.72, Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc.), Newport Beach, CA ($1,661.18, California Association of Health Plans). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $6,413 p.10Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc. $4,481 p.9Travel: California Association of Health Plans $1,661 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Heath Flora Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $24,588.33 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: UK ($11,901.01, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Hawaii ($4,783, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach ($4,480.72, Governor's Cup Foundation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $11,901 p.7Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.8Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation $4,481 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Henry Stern Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,714.50 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Israel ($7,822, Jewish Community Relations Council), Israel ($7,822, Jewish Federation Los Angeles), Sacramento ($70.50, CALIFORNIA JEWISH LEGISALTIVE CAUCUS LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $7,822 p.7Travel: Jewish Federation Los Angeles $7,822 p.7Travel: CALIFORNIA JEWISH LEGISALTIVE CAUCUS LEADERSHIP FOUNDATION $71 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jacqueline V Irwin Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,081.80 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Maui, Hawaii ($5,443.10, Independent Voter Project), Napa, California ($1,075, California's Technology and Innovation Economy), Quebec, Canada ($1,014.85, National Conference of State Legislatures). 4 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,443 p.13Travel: California's Technology and Innovation Economy $1,075 p.12Travel: National Conference of State Legislatures $1,015 p.14

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jasmeet Bains Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,206.87 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: spanish bay inn pebble beach ($2,712.84, Governors cup foundation inc), Guadalajara ($2,494.03, california border issues project). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Governors cup foundation inc $2,713 p.6Travel: california border issues project $2,494 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jesse Arreguin Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,040.92 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Washington, D.C. ($2,436.99, Metropolitan Transportation Commission), 1600 S. Anaheim Dr., Anaheim, CA 92802 ($949.14, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Sacramento, CA ($949, Metropolitan Transportation Commission). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Metropolitan Transportation Commission $2,437 p.5Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $949 p.5Travel: Metropolitan Transportation Commission $949 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Jesse Samuel Gabriel Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,904 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Israel ($3,952, Jewish Community Relations Council), Israel ($3,952, Jewish Federation Los Angeles). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $3,952 p.6Travel: Jewish Federation Los Angeles $3,952 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joe Patterson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $22,666.89 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($12,572.88, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Hawaii ($6,185.30, Independent Voter Project), New York ($2,788.77, Shared Energy Future Foundation). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $12,573 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $6,185 p.6Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $2,789 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua Botts Newman Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,444.61 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Vietnam ($10,623.14, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Las Vegas, NV ($448, Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA)), Lake Tahoe, CA ($373.47, Institute of Governmental Advocates (IGA)). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $10,623 p.2Travel: Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) $448 p.2Travel: Institute of Governmental Advocates (IGA) $373 p.2

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua Lowenthal Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,326.91 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Israel ($8,936, Jewish Community Relations Council), Lake Tahoe ($771.07, CA Foundation on the Envirorment and the Economy), Conference in Berkley, CA ($619.84, CA Enviromental Voters & Education Fund). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $8,936 p.16Travel: CA Foundation on the Envirorment and the Economy $771 p.16Travel: CA Enviromental Voters & Education Fund $620 p.16

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Joshua R Hoover Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $19,782.26 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Taiwan and Vietnam ($11,155.90, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Hawaii ($6,015.50, Independent Voter Project*), Newport Beach, California ($1,278.81, California Independent Petroleum Association). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $11,156 p.5Travel: Independent Voter Project* $6,016 p.5Travel: California Independent Petroleum Association $1,279 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Juan Alberto Alanis Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $19,193.48 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Hawaii ($5,509.90, Independent Voter Project), Pebble Beach, CA ($4,480.72, Governor's Cup Foundation Inc), New York City, NY ($3,749.98, National Retail Federation). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,510 p.12Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation Inc $4,481 p.13Travel: National Retail Federation $3,750 p.13

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Juan Carrillo Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $11,433.57 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Hawaii ($4,736.50, Independent Voter Project), Guadalajara Mexico ($2,381.23, California Boarder issues project), Mexico ($2,170.93, Independent Voter Project). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,737 p.6Travel: California Boarder issues project $2,381 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $2,171 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Laura Ellison Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,149 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Miami, Florida ($2,956, George Mason School of Law), Las Vegas, NV ($2,193, George Mason University School of Law). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: George Mason School of Law $2,956 p.3Travel: George Mason University School of Law $2,193 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lena A Gonzalez Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $20,404.71 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Anaheim, CA ($9,099.36, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Wailea, HI ($4,829.50, Independent Voter Project), London, United Kingdom; Oslo, Norway; Munich, Germany ($4,208.10, Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $9,099 p.10Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,830 p.10Travel: Los Angeles Cleantech Incubator $4,208 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Leondra R Kruger Judge, Supreme Court of California

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,126.61 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Oxford, England ($5,107.70, Pembroke College, University of Oxford), New Haven, CT ($1,563.95, Yale Law School), Los Angeles ($454.96, Multicultural Bar Alliance of Southern California). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Pembroke College, University of Oxford $5,108 p.3Travel: Yale Law School $1,564 p.3Travel: Multicultural Bar Alliance of Southern California $455 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lisa Yvette Calderon Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $20,066.60 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($13,177.12, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Maui, Hawaii ($4,736.50, Independent Voter Project), Napa, CA ($1,290.65, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $13,177 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,737 p.6Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,291 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Lori D Wilson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $24,623.62 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Taiwan/Vietnam ($13,626.46, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Colorado Springs, Colorado ($3,630.35, The Council of State Governments), Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico ($2,170.93, Independent Voter Project). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $13,626 p.8Travel: The Council of State Governments $3,630 p.8Travel: Independent Voter Project $2,171 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Marc Berman Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,647.46 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Norway, Denmark ($3,974.35, **Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California), Napa, CA ($1,002.42, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Anaheim, CA ($860.19, California Chamber of Commerce). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: **Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $3,974 p.15Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,002 p.15Travel: California Chamber of Commerce $860 p.15

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Maria Armendariz Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,669 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Miami, FL ($2,969, George Mason Law School), Chicago, IL ($2,700, George Mason Law School). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: George Mason Law School $2,969 p.2Travel: George Mason Law School $2,700 p.2

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Maria Elena Durazo Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $15,693.56 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Vietnam ($13,906.61, CA Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Anaheim, CA ($1,031.04, CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Anaheim, CA ($755.91, CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $13,907 p.7Travel: CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,031 p.7Travel: CA Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $756 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Marie Alvarado-Gil Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,679.97 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Hawaii ($4,736.50, Independent Voter Project), Mariposa, Ca ($1,187.56, Rural Advancement Institute), Sacramento ($755.91, CA Latino Legislative Caucus (The Foundation)). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,737 p.8Travel: Rural Advancement Institute $1,188 p.8Travel: CA Latino Legislative Caucus (The Foundation) $756 p.8

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mark Gonzalez Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,243.38 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Seoul, Republic of Korea ($8,625, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea), Policy Conference at Disney's Grand Californian Hotel ($1,618.38, California Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Korea $8,625 p.3Travel: California Legislative Latino Caucus Foundation $1,618 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mialisa Tania Bonta Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $13,215.28 in travel paid by others (8 payments)

Largest: Santa Monica, CA ($3,401.43, Rodel Institute), Las Vegas, NV ($3,124, The Hunt Institute), San Diego, CA ($2,597.93, The Hunt Institute). 8 of 8 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Rodel Institute $3,401 p.5Travel: The Hunt Institute $3,124 p.5Travel: The Hunt Institute $2,598 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mike A Gipson Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,093.64 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Athens, Greece/ Mikonos, Greece ($4,745.06, The Council of State Governments), Uplift Delegation Trip to Philippines Manilla & Cebu ($3,950, FLYPRO), Portland, OR ($2,092.16, The Council of State Governments West). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: The Council of State Governments $4,745 p.5Travel: FLYPRO $3,950 p.5Travel: The Council of State Governments West $2,092 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Mike Fong Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $23,449.66 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Taiwan ROC & Vietnam ($13,387.29, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Denver & Boulder CO and Santa Fe, NM ($5,751, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Salt Lake City, Utah ($1,531.25, CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $13,387 p.9Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $5,751 p.9Travel: CA Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,531 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Nancy Skinner Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,629.77 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland, and Republic of Ireland study trip to visit women's carceral facilities. ($7,205.23, Women in California Leadership), Bay Area Caucus Summit in Sausalito, CA ($1,424.54, Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership $7,205 p.4Travel: Asian and Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,425 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Pilar Schiavo Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,987.98 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Colorado Springs, Colorado ($3,700.35, Council of State Governments), Yosemite, California ($1,889.07, Rural Advancement Institute), South Newport Coast, California ($1,184.73, California Association of Health plans). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Council of State Governments $3,700 p.5Travel: Rural Advancement Institute $1,889 p.5Travel: California Association of Health plans $1,185 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Rebecca Beth Bauer-Kahan Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $12,678.27 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($5,986.50, Independent Voter Project (IVP)), Dubai, United Arab Emirates ($2,622.35, The Climate Registry*), La Jolla, CA ($1,389, California Issues Forum). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project (IVP) $5,987 p.9Travel: The Climate Registry* $2,622 p.8Travel: California Issues Forum $1,389 p.10

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Robert A. Rivas Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,615.55 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Anaheim, CA ($4,771.53, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Anaheim, CA ($1,106.91, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Sausalito, CA ($372.01, Asian & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $4,772 p.10Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,107 p.10Travel: Asian & Pacific Islander Legislative Caucus Foundation $372 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Robert Leach Judge, Contra Costa County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,000 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Bahamas ($5,000, Hearsay Systems). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Hearsay Systems $5,000 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Roger L Lund Judge, Ventura County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $6,303 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Berkeley, CA 94710 ($2,540, Special Needs Planning Symposium), Honolulu, HI 96807 ($2,263, Hawaii Tax Institute), Irvine, CA 92618 ($1,500, Professional Fiduciary Association of California). 0 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Special Needs Planning Symposium $2,540 p.2Travel: Hawaii Tax Institute $2,263 p.2Travel: Professional Fiduciary Association of California $1,500 p.2

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sabrina P Cervantes Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,413.26 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Norway Legislative Delegation ($3,737.84, Tides Advocacy / Smart Justice California), 1600 S. Anaheim Dr., Anaheim, CA 92802 ($2,765.97, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), 1600 S. Anaheim Dr., Anaheim, CA 92802 ($909.45, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Tides Advocacy / Smart Justice California $3,738 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $2,766 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $909 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sasha Renée Pérez Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,262.47 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Ireland ($4,400.73, Women in California Leadership Caucus), Norway ($3,861.74, JK Irwin Foundation, through intermediary, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership Caucus $4,401 p.4Travel: JK Irwin Foundation, through intermediary, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice California $3,862 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Scott D Wiener Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $24,926.29 in travel paid by others (10 payments)

Largest: United Kingdom ($14,860.22, California Foundation on the Environment & the Exonomy (CFEE)), Israel ($2,942, Jewish Community Relations Council), Israel ($2,942, Jewish Federation of Los Angeles). 10 of 10 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Exonomy (CFEE) $14,860 p.5Travel: Jewish Community Relations Council $2,942 p.6Travel: Jewish Federation of Los Angeles $2,942 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sharon Darlene Quirk-Silva Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,452.74 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Norway ($5,142.41, Women in California Leadership), Los Angeles, CA 90017 ($1,618.38, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Berkely, CA ($936.04, California Foundation Environment and the Economy). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership $5,142 p.6Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,618 p.6Travel: California Foundation Environment and the Economy $936 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Sonya Limon Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,129.01 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Scotland, Northern Ireland and The Republic of Ireland ($4,561.36, Women in California Leadership Foundation), Anaheim, Ca ($1,031.04, California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation), Carmel by the Sea, CA ($915.45, California Central Coast Legislative Caucus Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in California Leadership Foundation $4,561 p.7Travel: California Latino Legislative Caucus Foundation $1,031 p.8Travel: California Central Coast Legislative Caucus Foundation $915 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Stephanie Nguyen Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $10,241.83 in travel paid by others (6 payments)

Largest: Wailea, Maui ($4,783, IVP), Valle de Guadalupe, Mexico ($2,170.93, IVP), New York, NY ($1,481.43, Shared Energy Future Foundation). 6 of 6 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: IVP $4,783 p.5Travel: IVP $2,171 p.5Travel: Shared Energy Future Foundation $1,481 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Stephen A Bennett Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,707.36 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Utah ($1,753.25, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Napa, California ($1,290.65, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Berkeley, CA ($965.64, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,753 p.7Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $1,291 p.7Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $966 p.7

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Susan Rubio Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $7,391.39 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Maui, HI ($4,783, Independent Voter Project), La Jolla, CA ($1,733, California Issues Forum), Palm Springs, CA ($875.39, California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Independent Voter Project $4,783 p.5Travel: California Issues Forum $1,733 p.5Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $875 p.5

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Susan T Eggman Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $9,116.29 in travel paid by others (3 payments)

Largest: Ireland, Dublin, Belfast, Edinburgh ($7,804.37, Women in Ca Leadership), Berkeley, CA ($926.78, Ca Foundation on the Environment & the Economy), Fresno, CA ($385.14, Ca LGBTQ Foundation). 3 of 3 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Women in Ca Leadership $7,804 p.6Travel: Ca Foundation on the Environment & the Economy $927 p.6Travel: Ca LGBTQ Foundation $385 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tasha Nicolle Boerner Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,922.39 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Taiwan and Vietnam ($13,616.39, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy (CFEE)), Napa, CA ($1,160, Foundation for California's Technology Summit), Berkeley, CA ($1,078.46, California Environmental Voters Education Fund Climate Summit). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy (CFEE) $13,616 p.13Travel: Foundation for California's Technology Summit $1,160 p.12Travel: California Environmental Voters Education Fund Climate Summit $1,078 p.12

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Thomas Sokolov Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,497 in travel paid by others (2 payments)

Largest: Miami Florida ($2,956, George Mason School Of Law), Las Vegas Nevada ($2,541, George Mason University School Of Law). 2 of 2 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: George Mason School Of Law $2,956 p.3Travel: George Mason University School Of Law $2,541 p.3

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Thomas Umberg Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,879.97 in travel paid by others (5 payments)

Largest: Pebble Beach Resort, Pebble Beach CA ($4,480.72, Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc.), Norwary, EU ($4,005.74, Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice CA EIN 94-3153687), Sacramento, CA ($195.89, CalChamber). 5 of 5 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: Governor's Cup Foundation, Inc. $4,481 p.9Travel: Tides Advocacy/Smart Justice CA EIN 94-3153687 $4,006 p.9Travel: CalChamber $196 p.9

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Timothy S Grayson Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $8,317.92 in travel paid by others (9 payments)

Largest: Palm Springs CA ($1,778.45, California Manufacturers & Technology Association), Dana Point CA ($1,619.36, Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas), La Jolla CA ($1,507, California Issues Forum). 9 of 9 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Manufacturers & Technology Association $1,778 p.10Travel: Coalition for Renewable Natural Gas $1,619 p.10Travel: California Issues Forum $1,507 p.11

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tina Simone McKinnor Assembly Member, State Assembly

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $16,359.54 in travel paid by others (7 payments)

Largest: Denver, CO - Boulder, CO - Santa Fe, NM ($6,499.67, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy), Hawaii ($5,580.40, Independent Voter Project), Salt Lake City, Utah ($1,752.25, California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy). 7 of 7 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $6,500 p.6Travel: Independent Voter Project $5,580 p.7Travel: California Foundation on the Environment and the Economy $1,752 p.6

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Tony Cho Judge, Los Angeles County Superior Court

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $5,123.26 in travel paid by others (4 payments)

Largest: Miami, FL ($2,200, George Mason Antonin Scalia Law School), Chicago, IL ($2,100, George Mason Antonin Scalia Law School), Sacramento, CA ($422.72, California Judges Association). 4 of 4 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: George Mason Antonin Scalia Law School $2,200 p.5Travel: George Mason Antonin Scalia Law School $2,100 p.4Travel: California Judges Association $423 p.4

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

William H Dodd Senator, State Senate

Context Travel payments · the statement

Lists $14,000 in travel paid by others (1 payment)

Largest: Taiwan/Vietnam ($14,000, California Foundation on the Environment & The Economy). 1 of 1 are listed as gifts.

What to check
  • Who paid, and for what: speeches, conferences and nonprofit-paid travel are treated differently (Schedule E instructions).
  • Whether the paying organizations have business before the office.

Travel: California Foundation on the Environment & The Economy $14,000 p.17

Rule: Travel paid by others
“Travel payments from third parties (not your employer).”Form 700 (2025/2026), Types of reportable interests ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works