A controversial new anti-corruption initiative in California aims to curb the influence of special-interest funding and outside spending in state politics, with a focus on campaigns backed by groups opposing Attorney General Xavier Becerra. The proposal, led by a prominent political strategist, seeks to tighten regulations on dark money and independent expenditures, which have become key tools in high-stakes electoral battles. Critics argue the measure could reshape campaign finance laws, while supporters say it’s necessary to restore public trust in government. The plan’s rollout has already sparked debate over its potential impact on political competition and free speech in elections.
Steve Hilton is rolling out a sweeping California anti-corruption plan targeting special-interest cash and outside spending supporting rival Xavier Becerra.
