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Patrick Wolff

Insurance Commissioner

Running in 2026: Insurance Commissioner (June 2) “Financial Analyst”

Form 700 statements

Statement	Filed	What it lists
2026 Candidate Insurance Commissioner	2026-04-03	14 investments, 1 businesses & trusts, 1 income

Findings

Context Late or missing · the statement

Filed 28 days after its due date (2026-03-06)

This candidate statement for Insurance Commissioner was due 2026-03-06 and filed 2026-04-03.

What to check

Whether the due date shown was extended, or the statement was filed on paper first.
The filing officer decides whether a late fine applies.

Rule: Filed after the due date

“The filing officer who retains originally-signed or electronically filed statements of economic interests may impose on an individual a fine for any statement that is filed late. The fine is $10 per”Form 700 (2025/2026), Late Filing ✓ quoted from the saved copy · how this rule works

Context Campaign money · the statement

Put $615,000 of their own into the Insurance Commissioner campaign (53% of its money)

Itemized money to Patrick Wolff for Insurance Commissioner 2026 through Cal-Access reports in 2025-2026: $1,052,431 in contributions, of which $515,000 from the candidate, plus $100,000 in loans from the candidate.

What to check

Context, not a problem: candidates may fund their own campaigns.
Loans can be repaid from later contributions (Cal-Access Schedule B).

Rule: Candidate's own money in the campaign

How this rule works

Campaign money: Insurance Commissioner

$1,052,431itemized, 398 contributions

$615,000from the candidate (incl. loans)

Where their outside money comes from

92%

IndividualsBusinessesTrade, professional and issue groupsLabor unionsTribal governmentsPolitical partiesOther candidates and officeholders

Plus $515,000 of their own money and from their earlier campaigns' committees. Compare with all state candidates →

How it was spent: $1,148,341

Other (described)$580,541

Consultants$210,353

Polling$108,500

Staff salaries$90,929

Literature and mailings$31,862

Internet and email$26,903

Legal and accounting$22,407

Office expenses$19,141

Staff travel and meals$10,991

Candidate travel and meals$10,537

Largest payees: Powers Interactive Digital LLC $351,000 Other (described) · Putnam Partners, LLC $103,548 Campaign paraphernalia, misc. · RMS Associates $91,250 Consultants · Fairbank, Maslin, Maullin, Metz, & Associates $82,500 Polling · Powell Sheagren $74,686 Internet and email · Buying Time $51,000 Other (described) · Kelsey Myers $49,576 Staff travel and meals · Jesse Cheng $40,000 Consultants

Payments on their full reports (Form 460 Schedule E) covering 2025–2026, by the FPPC's expense codes; a consultant's payments to others (ads, mail) show under the consultant.

Top contributors	Type	Total
Patrick Wolff Financial Analyst · Patrick Wolff · San Francisco	Person	$515,000
California Real Estate Political Action Committee Los Angeles	Small contributor cmte	$19,600
Kenneth Broad Retired · Retired · Mill Valley	Person	$10,000
Kurt Billick Investor · Hartree Partners · San Francisco	Person	$9,800
California Apartment Association PAC Sacramento	Committee	$9,800
Sheila Duignan Not Employed · Not Employed · Berkeley	Person	$9,800
Malcolm Fairbairn Not Employed · Not Employed · Lafayette	Person	$9,800
Jason Fish Investor · Sebastes Capital Management, Inc. · San Francisco	Person	$9,800
Richard Fullerton Investor · RBF Capital LLC · San Francisco	Person	$9,800
Francis Michael Heffernan President & CEO · HIB · Walnut Creek	Person	$9,800
John Jersin Investor · John Jersin · San Francisco	Person	$9,800
James Kwak Senior Fellow · College Board · Amherst	Person	$9,800
Eugene Lee Executive · Guidewire Software · Albany	Person	$9,800
Noelle Moseley Not Employed · Not Employed · San Francisco	Person	$9,800
Susan Obendorf Philanthropist · N/A · San Francisco	Person	$9,800

Committees: Patrick Wolff for Insurance Commissioner 2026. From the Secretary of State's Cal-Access export; reports covering 2025–2026.

Outside spending for and against them

$1,054,166spent supporting them

$0spent opposing them

Spender		Amount
Housing Providers for Responsible Solutions, sponsored by housing providers primary · latest report	for	$1,047,124
GrowSF Voter Guide primary · latest report	for	$7,042

Independent expenditures reported within 24 hours (Form 496), from 2025. The candidate doesn't control them.

Their donors also gave to

Their largest donors who also funded other 2026 state candidates.

Donor	To them	Candidates funded
Patrick Wolff Financial Analyst, Patrick Wolff · San Francisco	$515,000	5
California Real Estate PAC Group or PAC · Los Angeles	$19,600	13
Kenneth Broad Retired, Retired · Mill Valley	$10,000	4
Jason Fish Investor, Sebastes Capital Management, Inc. · San Francisco	$9,800	3
Jerald Weintraub Not Employed, Not Employed · Lafayette	$9,800	2
California Apartment Association PAC Group or PAC · Sacramento	$9,800	54
Noelle Moseley Not Employed, Noelle Moseley · San Francisco	$9,800	3
Brian Singerman Managing Partner, Quiet Capital · San Francisco	$9,800	2
Garry Tan Chief Executive Officer, Y Combinator · San Francisco	$9,800	3
Tom Lockard Not Employed, Not Employed · San Francisco	$7,000	2
Gregory Flynn President, Flynn Properties Inc. · San Francisco	$5,500	3
Tom Chavez CEO, SuperSet · San Francisco	$5,000	2
Michael Eisler Real Estate Investor, Baco Properties · San Francisco	$5,000	7
GFC Courage Committee - San Francisco Chapter Group or PAC · San Rafael	$5,000	3
Rich Gill Founder, WPCG · San Francisco	$5,000	2