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REPORTED DONOR · PROPOSITION 1 · NOVEMBER 2026

Building a Better California

Aggregate reported contributions$1,000,000.00
Contribution records1
Recipient committees1

Totals cover only this measure’s search with allied committee contributions excluded. They are not this donor’s statewide or lifetime political spending. No motive or endorsement is inferred.

Official identity

Registered name
BUILDING A BETTER CALIFORNIA
Title / registered role
RECIPIENT COMMITTEE
Status in bulk records
ACTIVE
Record effective date
Jan 23, 2026
Registered reporting address
SAN RAFAEL CA 94901
Website
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Reported location
SAN RAFAEL, CA

Identity and committee reporting-address fields come from the official bulk registration tables. Street addresses are included only for registered recipient committees; they are reporting addresses, not verified physical offices. If the source omits a street line, only the available city, state, and postal code are shown. An effective date is not necessarily a formation date. Financial filing verification is a separate check.

Building a Better California describes itself as a 501(c)(4) organization and says it also has a Building a Better California PAC. This links the organization’s own website; it does not establish that the nonprofit and registered committee are the same legal entity. Organization’s structure and mission statement ↗

Official CAL-ACCESS record · ID 1486767 ↗

Who received the contributions?

Individual transactions

Contributions in the imported Proposition 1 search · 1 records
DateDonorRecipient committeePositionTypeAmount
Feb 17, 2026Building a Better California ↗Californians for Homes, Jobs and Affordability 2026, Sponsored by Affordable Housing Organizations ↗ForMonetary Contribution$1,000,000.00
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Sources, dates, and coverage

Contribution source date: Oct 9, 2026. Retrieved Oct 11, 2026. Official search total reconciled against all 289 returned contribution rows.

Committee names, status, and linked officers are matched to the official bulk tables. That confirms identity records; original financial filings and amendment histories have not been reconciled. Donor profiles without a disclosed ID are grouped by reported name, state, employer, and occupation; matching reported fields can combine different people, and changes in those fields can split one donor across profiles.

Contributions from allied committees are excluded by the source search. Independent spending, campaign expenditures, and transfer tracing are not imported yet. Missing spending is unavailable, rather than $0. A contribution is evidence of reported funding, not proof of motive or an endorsement. Contributions to multi-measure committees cannot be added across measures as unique dollars.