What California's officials and candidates disclose

Form 700 asks for value ranges, not amounts ($2,000–$10,000, $10,001–$100,000, $100,001–$1,000,000, over $1,000,000). Assets and income here add up the bottom of each range, so they are what a person has at least, never an estimate of what they have. Assets are investments, business interests and real property (Schedules A-1, A-2 and B), the filer's own and their spouse's and children's share; a home lived in isn't reportable. Gifts and travel are the amounts listed. Campaign money is the itemized contributions to the candidate's committees reported to Cal-Access; loans count toward own money only when the candidate made them. Lobbying is what lobbyist employers, lobbyists and lobbying firms reported spending on each person since 2024 (their share of meals, receptions, tickets and trips, as the report gives it), matched by name and office. Behested payments are what others paid to charities, agencies or causes at the official's request since 2024, as reported on Form 803.

Only people who list something appear; the scale is logarithmic so one large figure doesn't flatten everyone else.