Measure K
City of Folsom · Sacramento County · November 3, 2026
The question on your ballot
Shall the measure increasing the campaign contribution limit from $150 to $500 per donor per election on campaigns for Folsom City Council be adopted?
In plain language
Measure K would change campaign finance rules for Folsom City Council elections. A YES vote would raise the limit on how much money one donor can give per election, from $150 to $500. A NO vote means the current $150 limit stays in place.
Impartial analysis
CITY OF FOLSOM City Attorney’s Impartial Analysis of Measure K Campaign contribution limits are rules set by governmental authorities to cap how much money donors can give to candidates running for office. In California, cities may set a limit on donations to candidates running for city council. In 1994, Folsom voters passed an initiative measure establishing a $150 per person per election limit on donations to candidates for City Council. This rule has not been updated since 1994. On July 14, 2026, the City Council voted to place Measure K on the November ballot. If passed by a majority of Folsom voters (50% + 1), Measure K would amend the Folsom Municipal Code to increase the campaign contribution limit applicable to candidates for Folsom City Council from $150 per person per election to $500 per person per election. Measure K sets an upper limit for donations. Any person may donate less than $500 per election to any candidate running for Folsom City Council. Measure K does not apply outside the City of Folsom, and it does not apply to any City election other than an election for Folsom City Council. For example, Measure K does not apply to ballot measures. A “yes” vote on Measure K will authorize an increase in the campaign contribution limit applicable to candidates for Folsom City Council from $150 to $500 per person per election. A “no” vote on Measure K will not authorize an increase in the campaign contribution limit applicable to candidates for Folsom City Council from $150 to $500 per person per election. The $150 per person per election campaign contribution limit will remain in place. The above statement is an impartial analysis of Measure K. If you desire a copy of the Measure, please call the City Clerk’s Office at [phone number omitted] and a copy will be mailed at no cost to you. s/Sari Myers Dierking City Attorney ***YOU CAN FIND THE MEASURE ARGUMENTS FOLLOWING THE FULL TEXT OF THIS MEASURE***
Official ballot arguments
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What supporters and opponents say — outside sources (not official ballot arguments)
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Supporters say
No public statements in favor were found.
Opponents say
No public statements against were found.