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Your Participation, Our Collective Voice

Through voluntary contributions, the CFLC PAC supports candidates and political initiatives that advance a viable agricultural economy, responsible employment practices and a stable workforce. 

Why Support the CFLC PAC?

Decisions made by California's elected officials affect labor costs, employment requirements, and the ability of farm labor contractors to sustain their businesses and workforce. Supporting candidates who understand these challenges helps strengthen our industry's representation in the political process. 

Individual farm labor contractors may have limited resources to participate in political campaigns. Through the CFLC PAC, your contribution joins industry supporters to help elect candidates who understand the essential role of agricultural labor and the practical effects of public policy on employers and employees. 

How Are PAC Contributions Used? 

Contributions support the CFLC PAC's political activities, including financial support for candidates and other initiatives consistent with our committee's purpose. Contributions support the CLFC PAC's political activities, including financial support for candidates and other political initiatives consistent with the committee's established purpose. Funds also support the operations needed to carry out these activities. 

Behind Our Political Engagement 

CFLCA's Advocacy work brings the concerns of farm labor contractors directly to policymakers, from licensing and regulatory requirements to labor costs and workforce stability. These issues demonstrate why informed elected leadership and industry participation matter. The CFLC PAC complements CFLCA's advocacy efforts by supporting candidates and political initiatives consistent with its established purpose. 

FLC Licensing and Bonds: Advocating for practical licensing requirements, fair processes and accountability.

Agricultural Wages and Overtime: Bringing attention to how labor policies affect business viability, available work hours, and employees' take-home pay. 

Workforce Stability: Engaging policymakers on H-2A and other workforce challenges affecting California agriculture.  

How do I contribute? Contributions may be submitted through our form link, mailed to 1809 S St, Sacramento, CA 95811.
Who May Contribute? Individuals, partnerships and corporations may contribute since CFLC PAC is a political committee registered with the State of California. 
Are Contributions Tax Deductible? Contributions to CFLC PAC are not tax deductible. 
Do Contributions Have Reporting Responsibilities? The CFLC PAC reports contributions received as required by California's Political Reform Act. Individuals and businesses whose combined contributions to California state and local candidates, officeholders, ballot measure committees, and other political committees total $10,000 or more in calendar year generally must file a Major Donor Committee Campaign Statement (Form 461). This total includes contributions to the CFLC PAC and other California political recipients. 
Different or additional reporting requirements may apply to existing political committees, nonprofit organizations and certain contributions made near an election. Contributors are responsible for determining their filing obligations. Visit California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) for guidance.
Thank you to our partners and PAC contributors. Your support strengthens the agricultural labor industry's participation in California's political process.