San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Farrell slapped with record ethics fine

Published November 4, 2024 3:51pm ET



San Francisco mayoral candidate Mark Farrell agreed Monday to pay a $108,000 ethics fine after an investigation found that he illegally commingled funds between his mayoral campaign and another committee created to support a ballot measure, a practice criticized as a way to get around the city’s campaign finance limits. 

The settlement, made on the eve of the competitive 13-candidate mayoral race, is the largest ethics fine in recent San Francisco history. 

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