California Fair Political Practices Commission ruled that Isaac Galvan, and "Galvan for Compton City Council" 2013/2017 misused campaign funds. The FPPC issued a fine in the amount of $240,000.
Read the case details on FPPC website.
Galvan first was elected to the Compton City Council, District 2, in June 2013.
He was re-elected in April 2017.
In 2021, he was re-elected again, and remained in office until May 2022 when his 2021 re-election was invalidated.
Galvan for Compton City Council 2013/2017 was Galvan’s candidate-controlled committee. Galvan served as the Committee’s treasurer. Galvan and the Committee
failed to timely file semi-annual and pre-election campaign statements, in violation of Government Code Sections 84200, 84200.5, and 84200.8 (13 counts);
failed to properly report committee activity on campaign statements, in violation of Government Code Section 84211 (6 counts);
failed to timely file 24-Hour Reports, in violation of Government Code Section 84203 (8 counts);
accepted a money order of $100 or more, in violation of Government Code Section 84300, subdivision (a) (1 count);
made unlawful cash expenditures of campaign funds, in violation of Government Code Section 84300, subdivision (b) (4 counts); and
failed to keep required committee records, in violation of Government Code Section 84104 and Regulation 18401 (4 counts).
Also, Galvan unlawfully used campaign funds for personal purposes, in violation of Government Code Sections 89510, subdivision (b), 89512, 89513, and 89517 (17 counts).
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