Los Angeles Police Protective League
Industry
Criminal Legal System
Corporate Headquarters
Los Angeles, CA
Corporate Profits, 2005-2024
N/A
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Spending Snapshot
Campaign Spending
$11.6million
Lobbying Spending
$3.2million
Total Political Spending
$14.9million
Issues
- Gave $2.9 million to the “California Law & Order” committee to support candidates in favor of the mass criminalization and incarceration system
- Spent $375K on a committee opposing Prop. 62 (Defeated, 2016), which would have abolished the death penalty
- Spent $258K on a committee supporting Prop. 20 (Defeated, 2020), which would have restricted parole for non-violent offenders and increased criminal penalties for certain offenses
- Spent $159K to oppose Prop. 5 (Defeated, 2008), which sought to expand drug treatment programs for criminal offenders, increase prison and parole rehabilitation programs, and reduce penalties for certain marijuana possession crimes
- Lobbied for bills that sought to expand the mass criminalization and incarceration system, including: SB-1299 (Passed, 2005-06), AB-2886 (Passed, 2005-06), SB-1323 (Defeated, 2015-16), AB-2369 (Defeated, 2015-16)
- Lobbied for SB-313 (Passed, 2013-14)—which sought to prevent law enforcement officers from being held accountable for misconduct—and lobbied against SB-1421 (Passed, 2017-18) and SB-2 (Defeated, 2021-22), which sought to improve the police accountability system
- Lobbied against bills which sought to create a more humane, equitable, and transparent approach to public safety, including: AB-953 (Passed, 2015-16), AB-931 (Defeated, 2017-18), AB-748 (Passed, 2017-18)
- Lobbied against bills that sought to reduce the criminalization of youth, including SB-9 (Passed, 2011-12)
Republicans
$137.1k
Democrats
$910.0k
Total - All Current Elected Officials
$1.0million
Along with contributing directly to political campaigns and other efforts to support particular candidates, California’s top oligarchs and their allies make significant donations to other political action committees (PACs). These PACs often then use those funds to contribute to various political campaigns.
Listed below are the major contributions ($100K+) made by Los Angeles Police Protective League to PACs that have contributed to current state-level elected officials, as well as all $10K+ contributions made to current state-level elected officials. Although these contributions were not made directly by Los Angeles Police Protective League to the elected official, they reflect potential indirect financial ties that can also result in political influence.
California Law and Order Independent Expenditure Committee Sponsored by the Los Angeles Police Protective League (Support Greuel Mayor 2013)
$1.2 million
California Law & Order IEC Sponsored by the Los Angeles Police Protective League
$819.3k
California Law & Order IEC
$812.6k
No on 32, Stop Corporate Special Exemptions from Campaign Finance Rules, Sponsored by Working Families, John A. Perez and Labor Organizations: OPPOSED: PROPOSITION 032 - PROHIBITS POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS. PROHIBITIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS TO CANDIDATES.
$788.7k
Supporting Meg Whitman for Governor (IE)
$620.6k
Opposing Prop 75 - Public Employee Union Dues. Required Employee Consent for Political Contributions. Initiative Statute. (IE)
$477.9k
Los Angeles Police Protective League's (LAPPL) Public Safety First Political Action Committee: OPPOSED: PROPOSITION 032 - PROHIBITS POLITICAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY PAYROLL DEDUCTIONS. PROHIBITIONS ON CONTRIBUTIONS TO CANDIDATES.
$416.6k
Yes on Proposition S: a Coalition of Firefighters, Police Officers, Taxpayers, Workers, Business Leaders & Mayor Villaraigosa. Major Funding by Change to Win Pol Educ Acct & La Pol Protect League PAC
$391.6k
Californians to Mend, Not End, the Death Penalty. No on Prop 62, Yes on Prop 66. Supported by Prosecutors, Law Enforcement, and Families of Victims.: SUPPORTED: PROPOSITION 066- DEATH PENALTY. PROCEDURES. | OPPOSED: PROPOSITION 062- DEATH PENALTY.
$375.4k
Public Safety Officers for Villaraigosa for Governor 2018, Sponsored by Public Safety Organizations
$304.6k
