Local and state legislators are pushing for support for an initiative to limit special interest money in San Jose politics they’re hoping makes it on the city’s November 2020.
If passed, the Fair Elections Initiative would prohibit candidates for mayor and City Council from accepting political contribution funds from for-profit developers, landlords managing more than 10 rental units in San Jose, businesses that received or bid to receive over $250,000 in city funds over the last two years, and lobbyists for the same entities.
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