San Francisco Ethics Commission fines Broke-Ass Stuart $2,500 for misuse of campaign funds
Local personality Broke-Ass Stuart is looking at a $2,500 fine from the Ethics Commission for his involvement in a video for the Yes on Proposition F campaign. (Mike Koozmin/2015 S.F. Examiner)
Broke-Ass Stuart is about to get a wallop to the wallet.
The San Francisco Ethics Commission has fined local personality, former mayoral candidate, blogger and
San Francisco Examiner columnist Stuart Schuffman for violating campaign finance law to the tune of $2,500.
Apparently during his (completely farcical) mayoral run against Ed Lee, Stuart also paid $1,276 to produce a video for the Yes on Proposition F campaign, the proposal for stricter Airbnb regulations.
Voters expect accountability in the way candidates use money they raise for city elective office, Ethics Commission Executive Director LeeAnn Pelham said in a statement. The Ethics Commission has a voter mandate to enforce the laws to ensure those expectations are met.
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