Oceanside councilmember returned campaign donations after appearing to violate state law
Oceanside Councilmember Rick Robinson returned a portion of campaign contributions after participating in a permit vote for a donor, appearing to violate state conflict-of-interest laws. Regulations generally prohibit local officials from accepting significant donations from individuals with pending matters before their council. The return of the funds occurred after the potential legal violation was identified.
Oceanside Councilmember Rick Robinson accepted a campaign donation and voted on a permit for the donor. He later returned some of the money. This content Oceanside councilmember returned campaign donations after appearing to violate state law appeared first on inewsource.
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