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David L. Gould, Esq. DEC 0 2 2016 Gould & Orellana, LLC 249 East Ocean Boulevard Suite 685 Long Beach, California 90802 1 7 RE: MUR 6957 Isadore Hall III Inspiration and Hope for California (IH for CA) Ballot Measure Committee Controlled by Senator Isadore Hall and David L. Gould in his official capacity as treasurer

Dear Mr. Gould:

On August 19,2015, the Federal Election Commission (the "Commission") notified your clients, Isadore Hall III and Inspiration and Hope for California (IH) Ballot Measure Committee Controlled by Senator Isadore Hall for California ("Ballot Measure Committee"), of a complaint alleging that they violated the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (the "Act"). At that time, we provided your clients with a copy of the complaint.

After reviewing the allegations contained in the complaint, your response, and publicly available information, the Commission on November 15,2016, found reason to believe that Isadore Hall III and the Ballot Measure Committee violated 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e)(1)(B), a provision of the Act. Enclosed is the Factual and Legal Analysis that sets forth the basis for the Commission's determination.

Please note that you have a legal obligation to preserve all documents, records, and materials relating to this matter until such time as you are notified that the Commission has closed its file in this matter. See 18 U.S.C. § 1519.

In order to expedite the resolution of this matter, the Commission has authorized the Office of the General Counsel to enter into negotiations directed towards reaching a conciliation agreement in settlement of this matter prior to a finding of probable cause to believe. Pre- probable cause conciliation is not mandated by the Act or the Commission's regulations, but is a voluntary step in the enforcement process that the Commission is offering to your clients as a way to resolve this matter at an early stage and without the need for briefing the issue of whether or not the Commission should find probable cause to believe that your clients violated the law. Mr. David L. Gould, Esq. MUR 6957 Page 2

If your clients are interested in engaging in pre-probabie cause conciliation, please contact Elena Paoli, the attorney assigned to this matter, at (202) 694-1548 or (800) 424-9530, within seven days of receipt of this letter. During conciliation, you may submit any factual or legal materials that you believe are relevant to the resolution of this matter. Because the Commission only enters into pre-probable cause conciliation in matters that it believes have a reasonable opportunity for settlement, we may proceed to the next step in the enforcement process if a mutually acceptable conciliation agreement cannot be reached within sixty days. See 52 U.S.C. § 30109(a), 11 C.F.R. Part 111 (Subpart A). Conversely, if your clients are not interested in pre-probable cause conciliation, the Commission may conduct formal discovery in this matter or proceed to the next step in the enforcement process. Please note that once the Commission enters the next step in the enforcement process, it may decline to engage in further settlement discussions until after making a probable cause finding. In the meantime, this matter will remain confidential in accordance with 52 U.S.C. § 30109(a)(4)(B) and 30109(a)(12)(A) unless you notify the Commission in writing that you wish the matter to be made public. Please be advised that, although the Commission cannot disclose information regarding an investigation to the public, it may share information on a confidential basis with other law enforcement agencies." We look forward to your response..

On behalf of the Commission,

Mafihew S. Petersen Chair

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^ The Commission has the statutory authority to refer knowing and willful violations of the Act to the Department of Justice for potential criminal prosecution, 52 U.S.C. § 30109(a)(5)(C), and to report information regarding violations of law not within its jurisdiction to appropriate law enforcement authorities. Id. § 30107(a)(9). 1 FEDERAL ELECTION COMMISSION 2 3 FACTUAL AND LEGAL ANALYSIS 4 5 RESPONDENTS: Isadore Hall III MUR6957 6 Inspiration and Hope (IH) for California Ballot 7 Measure Committee Controlled by 8 Senator Isadore Hall and David Gould in 9 his official capacity as treasurer 10 11 12 I. INTRODUCTION

13 This matter was generated by a complaint filed with the Federal Election Commission

14 alleging violations of the Federal Election Campaign Act of 1971, as amended (the "Act"), by

15 Isadore Hall III, Hall for Congress f/k/a/ Hall for Congress Exploratory Committee and David

16 Gould in his official capacity as treasurer, and Inspiration and Hope for California (IH) Ballot

17 Measure Committee Controlled by Senator Isadore Hall and David Gould in his official capacity

18 as treasurer.

19 11. FACTUAL AND LEGAL ANALYSTS

20 Isadore Hall III became a representative in the California State Assembly in 2008 and

21 won a special election to the California State Senate on December 9,2014.' On February 24,

22 2015, Hall filed a Statement of Candidacy with the Commission for California's 44"' district

23 House seat.^ He designated "Hall for Congress Exploratory Committee" as his principal

24 campaign committee ("Exploratory Committee").^ On January 14,2016, the Exploratory

25 Committee filed an amended Statement of Organization renaming itself Hall for Congress

26 ("Federal Committee").

' See https://www.youtube.eom/channelAJCGRADiR02pCSeT4nj3afNUQ (Isadore Hall YouTube Channel). See http://www.latimes.eom/local/political/la-me-pc-isadore-hall-state-senate-seat-20141209-story.html.

^ See http://docquery.fec.gov/cgi-bin/fecimg?_15950831939+0 (Hail Statement of Candidacy).

See id. MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall III, et a/.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 2 of 8

1; The Complaint alleges that Hall controls a California ballot measure, committee that

2 accepted a $4,100 corporate contribution from Anheuser Busch Companies, Inc., on March 2,

3 2015, in violation of 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e)(1)(B).'' The Complaint further alleges that two April

4 2015 contributions to the Ballot Measure Committee — $3,500 from Viejas Tribal Government

5 and $1,000 from Port PAC USA — also may violate the Act.®

6 The Response, filed in October 2015, acknowledges that Hall controls the Ballot Measure

7 Committee but denies that he violated the Act because Hall is not a federal candidate and instead

8 is merely "exploring" running for the House.® The Response explains that consistent with his

9 exploratory phase. Hall maintains two campaign committees for the 2016 election, one federal

10 and one state.^ The Federal Committee "was [initially] established as an 'Exploratory

11 Committee' and is so named" because Hall has not decided which office he will seek.® The

12 Response also asserts that Hall will not be a candidate for either office until he decides and "files

13 nomination papers," which will not occur until early 2016.' The Response reasons that because

"!• Compl. at3-4.

Id. at 4.

' Resp. at 1.

^ Resp. at I. David Gould, the treasurer of Hall's federal and ballot measure committees, and Hall appear to have filed a Joint response.

' Id. The Commission's records show that Hall's Federal Committee has been in existence since June 20, 2011. The original Statement of Organization identified Hall as a candidate for California's 33"' District House seat. See Committee Statement of Organization. (Hall also filed a Statement of Candidacy in 2011 for the 35"* House District in California.) At the end of both 2012 and 2014, Hall's Federal Committee reported about $67,000 in cash on hand. It appears to have collected most of its contributions shortly after registering in 2011 and then made some expenditures and contributions to other committees. Its reports show minimal activity in the 2014 election cycle.

' Resp. at 1-. MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall III, et al.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 3 of 8

1 Hall is not a federal candidate, neither Hall nor the Ballot Measure Committee has violated the 2 Act.'°

3 A. Hall Became a Candidate in February 2015 but Timely Registered as a 4 Candidate and Disclosed His Committee's Financial Activity 5 6 An individual becomes a candidate for federal office when he or she is deemed to have

7 decided to run for office and receives or has received contributions or makes or has made

8 expenditures in excess of $5,000.'' Funds that were raised or spent to "test the waters" apply to

9 the $5,000 threshold for qualifying as a candidate, and the candidate must register with the

10 Commission.'^ After an individual reaches candidate status, all reportable amounts from the

1 11 beginning of the testing-the-waters period must be disclosed on the first financial disclosure 4 12 report filed by the candidate's committee, even if the funds were received or expended prior to

13 the current reporting period. The regulations define testing the waters activities as those

14 activities "conducted to determine whether an individual should become a candidate" and

15 include, but are not limited to, polling, telephone calls, and travel.'^ Once an individual meets

16 the $5,000 threshold, he or she has 15 days to designate a principal campaign committee by

17 filing a Statement of Candidacy.''' The principal campaign committee must then file a Statement

Id. Alternatively, the Response suggests that if the Commission decides that the Act applies to the Ballot Measure Committee, Hall and the Ballot Measure Committee "will immediately stop soliciting and accepting any funds that are not fully permissible under the ... Act and will promptly refund any flinds received during the period deemed to be subject to the Act." Id.

52 U.S.C. § 30101(2); 11 C.F.R. § 100.3(a).

See 11 C.F.R. §§ 100.72(a), 100.131(a); see Factual and Legal Analysis at 8, MUR 6970 (DiCianni); Factual and Legal Analysis at 3, MUR 6533 (Haney); Factual and Legal Analysis at 5, MUR 6449 (Bruning).

11 C.F.R. §§ 100.72(a), 100.131(a).

52 U.S.C. § 30102(e)(1); 11 C.F.R. § 101.1(a). MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall III, et at.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 4 of 8

I? of Organization within 10 days of its designation, see 52 U.S.C. § 30103(a), and must file

2 disclosure reports with the Commission in accordance with 52 U.S.C. §§ 30104(a) and (b).

3 Certain activities may indicate that the individual has decided to become a candidate and

4 is no longer "testing the waters." Commission regulations set out five non-exhaustive factors to

5 be considered in determining whether an individual has decided to become a candidate. An

6 individual indicates that he or she has gone beyond "testing the waters" and has decided to

7 become a candidate, for example, by: (1) using general public political advertising to publicize

8 his or her intention to campaign for federal office; (2) raising funds in excess of what could

9 reasonably be expected to be used for exploratory activities or undertaking activity designed to

10 amass campaign funds that would be spent after he or she becomes a candidate; (3) making or

11 authorizing written or oral statements that refer to him or her as a candidate for a particular

12 office; (4) conducting activities in close proximity to the election or over a protracted period of

13 time; or (5) taking action to qualify for the ballot under state law.'^ These regulations seek to

14 draw a distinction between activities directed to an evaluation of the feasibility of one's

15 candidacy, as distinguished from conduct signifying that a private decision to become a

16 candidate has been made.' ®

17 There is ample evidence in Hall's reported public statements and materials available on

18 his social media platforms that he became a federal candidate in February 2015. On February

19 18, 2015, Hall announced, "I'm running for the 44"^ Congressional district seat... The

11 C.F.R. §§ 100.72(b), 100.131(b).

See Advisory Op. 1981-32 (Askew).

" See Compl. at 1 n.2 (citing Laurel Rosenhall, THE SACRAMENTO BEE, Isadore Hall to runfor Congress. Feb. 18,2015). MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall HI. er a/.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 5 of 8

1 Federal Committee's first filed report, the 2015 April Quarterly, discloses almost $150,000 in

2 contributions, with $22,400 reportedly received on February 17, the day before Hall's

3 announcement.

4 Hall's online presence further confirms that he became a federal candidate in February

5 2015. Hall's campaign website and logo state, "Isadore Hall for Congress," and the current

6 iteration of his website appears to have been operational as early as February 27,2015.'® On

7 April 9, 2015, "Isadore Hall for Congress" published an ad on YouTube that ends with, "Join

8 Me," his campaign logo, and a partial disclaimer, "Isadore Hall for Congress."" In a description

9 statement on his YouTube channel, Hall states in the first sentence, "Isadore Hall, III is a

10 candidate for California's 44"' Congressional District."^" Hall's Twitter feed has included links

11 to what appear to be campaign email solicitations and updates that refer to his "campaign for

12 Congress." He criticizes another announced candidate for the House seat, and other statements

13 include: "I'm running for Congress because I'm ready to fight in Washington ...and, "Since

14 launching my campaign for Congress several months ago, momentum has been growing every

15 day!"2'

16 Accordingly, the Commission finds that Hall became a federal candidate on February 18,

17 2015, with his announcement and the Federal Committee's receipt of contributions in excess of

See www.isadorehall.com (last visited 2/3/16). Compare Attach. 1 (Dec. 20,2014 homepage) with Attach. 2 (Feb. 27,2015 homepage).

" See https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mq_YNASmYOs (published April 9,2015) (last visited 12/23/15).

See Attach. 3 (YouTube "description" statement, joined April 8,2015).

See Attach. 4 (HALL TWEET https://twitter.com/isadorehall (Oct. 15, 2015) linking to campaign emails). MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall III, et al.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 6 of 8

,i $5,000 the day before.^^ Hall's belief that he would not be a federal candidate until he chose

2 between a federal and state election is mistaken. The Act and Commission regulations expressly

3 contemplate federal candidates simultaneously running for state office.^^ The Commission notes

4 that despite Hall's apparent misunderstanding of the definition of "candidate" within the

5 meaning of the Act, Hall timely filed his Statement of Candidacy on February 24, 2015, and

6 designated his existing Exploratory Committee as his principal campaign committee.

7 B. Hall Controls an Entity that Accepted a Corporate Contribution 4 4 The Act prohibits federal candidates, their agents, and entities established, financed,

9 maintained, or controlled ("EFMC'd") by federal candidates from soliciting, receiving, directing,

10 transferring, or spending funds in connection with any election other than an election for Federal

11 office unless the fiinds are in amounts and from sources permitted by the Act.^^ The

12 Commission has concluded that all activities of a ballot measure committee that is directly or

13 indirectly established, financed, maintained, or controlled by a federal candidate are "in connection

14 with" any election other than an election for Federal office and, thus, subject to the Act's.

15 restrictions.^^ The Act prohibits the making or receipt of direct contributions using corporate

16 funds.^^

" 11 C.F.R. §§ 100.72(b)(3), 100.131 (b)(3); Factual & Legal Analysis at 8, MUR 6449 (Bruning) (Commission found that solicitation stating "Please help me defeat Ben Nelson in 2012 by making a contribution today....Together we can take back this country and bring'true Nebraska values to Washington" demonstrated that Bruning had decided to run for Congress.). 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e)(1)(B); 11 C.F.R. § 300.62. « See id. " Advisory Op. 2003-12 (Stop Taxpayer Money for Politicians Committee) ("AO STMPC") at 5-6; accord Participation by Federal Candidates and Officeholders at Non-Federal Fundraising Events, 75 Fed. Reg. 24,375, 24,379 (May 5,2010). See also Advisory Op. 1989-32 (McCarthy) at 6 (concluding pre-BCRA ballot measure activity was campaign related where the ballot measure committee was "inextricably linked" to a candidate running on the same ballot); Advisory Op. 2005-10 (Berman/Doolittle) at 2 (Section 30125(e) does not prohibit federal MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall 111, et a/.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 7 of 8

1 The name of Hall's Ballot Measure Committee includes a representation that Hall

2 controls it, and the Response expressly concedes that fact.^' On March 2,2015, 12 days after

3 Hall became a candidate, the Ballot Measure Committee accepted a $4,100 corporate

4 contribution.^® Thus, Hall and the Ballot Measure Committee violated the Act by receiving

5 funds in connection with an election other than an election for Federal office from a prohibited

1 6 source. Further, the "state candidate" exception to 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e)(1)(B) that permits

7 concurrent state and federal candidates to receive and spend nonfederal funds "solely in

8 connection with such election for State or local office," does not apply by its terms to a ballot

9 measure committee.^'

10 Regarding the April 6, 2015, $3,500 contribution from the Viejas Tribal Government, the

11 tribe appears to be a recognized Indian tribe and, thus, its contribution appears to be permissible

12 as to source and less than the $5,000 applicable contribution limit.^° The April 9, 2015, $1,000

13 contribution from Port PAC USA, Long Beach, California, appears to be from an unregistered

candidate from raising funds for a ballot measure committee where the committee was not EFMC'd by a federal candidate and no federal candidates appeared on the same ballot.).

52 U.S.C. §30118.

" Resp. at 1.

See http://cal-access.ss.ca.gov/Campaign/Committees/Detail.aspx?id=1317908&view=received.

See 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e)(2); 11 C.F.R. § 300.63 (emphasis added).

" See http://viejasbandofkumeyaay.org/modem-govemment/; Advisory Op. 2000-05 at 2 (Oneida Nation of New York) (federally recognized Indian tribes are "persons" under the Act and may make lawful contributions). See also 52 U.S.C. § 30116(a)(1)(C) (no person shall exceed $5,000 in contributions to "any other political committee" in any calendar year); AO STMPC at 12. MUR 6957 (Isadore Hall III, et al.) Factual and Legal Analysis Page 8 of 8

1 political committee. The Commission lacks sufficient information about the group to make a

2 finding about its contribution to the Ballot Measure Committee.^'

3 Therefore, the Commission finds reason to believe that Isadore Hall III and Inspiration

4 and Hope (IH) for California Ballot Measure Committee controlled by Isadore Hall and David

5 Gould in his official capacity as treasurer have violated 52 U.S.C. § 30125(e).

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HALL SURPASSES $741,000 RAISED IN CA-44 BID COMPTON, CA— Today, California State Senator Isadore Hall's campaign for Congress announced that it surpassed a significant fundraising benchmark— hitting $741,695 raised for his primary election in California's 44th Congressional District seat. For the quarter. Senator Hall hauled in a sizable $196,478 bringing his cash-on-hand to $496,666.

Upon announcing the campaign's fundraising numbers. Hall's Chief Strategist John Shallman stated:

"Today's robust fundraising report represents a statement from voters in the 44th Congressional District that they want a Congress member from the district— not someone who has lived outside of it for over 20 years. It also demonstrates that residents in the 44th believe that Senator Hall— who has accomplished big changes to improve residents' lives like passing tough environmental protections such as SB 350, passing drivers licenses for undocumented individuals, the California DREAM Act, healthcare for undocumented children, investments in infrastructure, modernization and diversification efforts by the Port, job creation, and so mueh more-i-risjhe top choice of real people who vote in the district." ' ( JL

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Subscribe Share Past Issues Translate • Ri Just yesterday the Hall for Congress campaign rolled out the following video, titled "DREAM," click here to wulch. in response to months of negative attacks by his opponent, Hermosa Beach City Councilwoman Nanette Barragan.

Her attacks have been sharply denounced by Congresswomen Janice Hahn and Karen Bass along with dozens of local leaders. The Los Angeles Sentinel Newspaper describes Barragan as "deceptive", "self-serving" and "disingenuous".

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1996-2001 Redondo Beach, CA* Possible residence* 1996-1996 Colorado Springs, CO* Possible residence* 1994-1995 Davis, CA* Possible residence* Senator Hall was recently elected to California's 35*^'^ State Senate district, which overlaps with over 60% of California's 44'^ Congressional district. He currently serves as Chair of the Government Oversight Committee. Previously, he served in the State Assembly representing California's 64*'^ Assembly district.

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Our campaign has already had some important milestones - including our recent endorsement from the National Organization for Women in recognition of my longtime commitment to women's rights. But there's still a lot of work ahead of us, and it means a lot to have you on my team.

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From Job creation and education to tackling the drought and combating gang violence to equal pay for equal work and immigration reform <- there are a lot of big issues facing our district, our state, and our country. I'm ready to continue in Washington the work I've done in Sacramento fighting for working families.

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