California AB789 amends the Political Reform Act of 1974 to allow candidates and elected officers to use campaign funds for security expenses.

California AB789 amends the Political Reform Act of 1974 to allow candidates and elected officers to use campaign funds for security expenses, including installing and monitoring home or office electronic security systems and providing personal security. The bill defines "security expenses" and exempts payments to relatives and for firearms. It sets a monetary cap on expenditures until January 1, 2029, after which a $10,000 annual limit applies. Reimbursements are due within a year of the threat's end or property sale.

California AB789 amends the Political Reform Act of 1974 to allow candidates and elected officers to use campaign funds for security expenses.

California AB789 amends the Political Reform Act of 1974 to allow candidates and elected officers to use campaign funds for security expenses, including installing and monitoring home or office electronic security systems and providing personal security. The bill defines "security expenses" and exempts payments to relatives and for firearms. It sets a monetary cap on expenditures until January 1, 2029, after which a $10,000 annual limit applies. Reimbursements are due within a year of the threat's end or property sale.