Amber Nelson, Author at California Forward

Head of California’s watchdog agency dedicated to “helping people do the right thing”

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By: Amber Nelson

August 30, 2016

FPPC Chair Jodi Remke prioritized improving transparency and simplifying ethics law while strictly enforcing serious violations.

Public adds voice to project to modernize California’s political ethics law

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By: Amber Nelson

August 24, 2016

Californians who deal with state’s Political Reform Act praise goals of project to simplify law’s language

Local candidates seek more clarity in California’s Political Reform Act

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By: Amber Nelson

August 16, 2016

Office seekers welcome simplification of convoluted a state ethics law that adds time and confusion to running in elections.

Looking outside California for election reforms that improve turnout and save money

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By: Amber Nelson

July 6, 2016

How reforms based in technology, innovation and practicality impact elections and the bottom line

Scandal paved the way for Millennial “revolution” in Cudahy

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By: Amber Nelson

July 1, 2016

Council in Southern California city now boasts a millennial majority and a new outlook after FBI investigation scandal.

How insufficient funding can undermine elections

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By: Amber Nelson

June 20, 2016

Election officials are taking stock of how smoothly California’s primary elections ran, while dealing with long-standing funding problems.

Amber Nelson

Head of California’s watchdog agency dedicated to “helping people do the right thing”

Public adds voice to project to modernize California’s political ethics law

Local candidates seek more clarity in California’s Political Reform Act

Looking outside California for election reforms that improve turnout and save money

Scandal paved the way for Millennial “revolution” in Cudahy

How insufficient funding can undermine elections

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