Former Culver City councilmember and mayor
Public-record profile of Meghan Sahli-Wells: Culver City office, 2016 endorsement network with Thomas Small and Daniel Lee, and current campaign connections.
Latest dated contribution in these records: Sept 19, 2026. Contribution records
22 direct ties in the records on this site, 10 drawn below. Each line reads giver first. Money amounts are the largest reported figure for each tie. Select a name to open that page; a dashed circle has no page on this site yet.
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Jobs, businesses and organizations: 3Received money from Meghan Sahli-Wells: 11Gave money to Meghan Sahli-Wells: 8
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$2,337.70 in reported contributions from 8 contributors in this site's records to committees named for Meghan Sahli-Wells. Select a column to sort.
| Who gave | Amount |
|---|---|
| Haifaa Moammar gave $500.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $500.00 |
| Disa Lindgren gave $496.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $496.00 |
| Sanford Weiner gave $300.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells | $300.00 |
| Gary Silbiger gave $295.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $295.00 |
| Michelle Weiner gave $275.70 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $275.70 |
| Karim Sahli gave $226.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $226.00 |
| Karlo Silbiger gave $145.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $145.00 |
| Mary Daval gave $100.00 → Meghan Sahli-Wells ● on this site | $100.00 |
$10,985.63 in reported contributions to campaigns and committees this site follows. Dated rows: 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026; some rows are not dated in the records.
1 more contribution in recent filings, $250.00, not yet reviewed. It is not included in the total above.
Everything on file for Meghan Sahli-Wells, with its sources, grouped by topic.
Person record
Former Culver City councilmember/mayor; recurring organization, policy and campaign-finance records. Sept. 19, 2026 NetFile filing 217458232 reports $1,160 to Thomas Aujero Small for Culver City Council 2026 under the reported spelling “Meghan SahliWells”; CCE reconciles that spelling to this current identity.
Meghan Sahli-Wells appears in the CCE record through Elected office, Campaign contributions, Organizations, and policy work.
Campaign-finance records also show $10,985.63 in reported contributions from Meghan Sahli-Wells to people and committees followed by Culver City Election. The recipient ledger below shows where those reported contributions went.
The dated record below separates public office, campaign activity, endorsements, organizations, money, and other documented relationships so readers can follow each connection back to its source.
These totals show where the contributions covered by this page went.
Years with dated contributions: 2020, 2022, 2023, 2024, 2026
Positive contributions reported: $7,013.63
Refunds or other negative adjustments: $0.00
Transactions found: 18
This second view comes from the broader campaign-finance filings and can include contributions to recipients not otherwise followed by this site. Do not add it to the total above; the two views can overlap.
Employer(s)
Occupation(s)
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Detailed record
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Sierra Club's 2024 Board election materials identify Sahli-Wells as a Culver City Mayor and Councilmember from 2012 through 2020. Culver City's General Plan 2045 also identifies her as a former council member.
Culver City's Healthy Communities event page identifies Sahli-Wells as Mayor and records her introducing the panelists at the December 11, 2019 public speaker-series event.
Better World Group announced Sahli-Wells as a Strategic Advisor on October 1, 2025 and currently lists her in that role. The firm's biography says she provides strategic guidance on environmental justice, mobility and democracy work.
Sierra Club election materials identify Sahli-Wells as a national Board Director beginning in 2021; the 2025 Board election booklet lists her among continuing directors with a term expiring in 2027.
Sierra Club's 2024 candidate materials identify Sahli-Wells as a founding Board Director of Local Progress from 2013 through 2020. A 2017 Local Progress public statement separately identifies her as a Culver City councilmember participating in its sanctuary-cities convening network.
NetFile filing 217458232 reports a $1,160 contribution from Sahli-Wells to Thomas Aujero Small for Culver City Council 2026. NetFile reports the contributor spelling as “Meghan SahliWells,” employer Better World Group, and occupation Strategic Advisor. CCE reconciles that reported spelling to the current Meghan Sahli-Wells identity.
Sahli-Wells has a multi-year campaign giving record in CCE. The public page's contribution section is generated from the current aggregate and shows the current campaign giving total, represented years, recipient ledger and verified dated transactions.
Connected giving is kept distinct from broader campaign giving reported in filings and from Sahli-Wells's public, professional and organizational roles. Filing-reported employer and occupation fields are preserved as disclosure data rather than treated as an independently verified employment chronology.
Relationships
documented organizations, endorsements, events, funding relationships and other connections involving this person.
Endorser
Relationship: Endorser. Culver City Crossroads reported a 2026 school-board endorsement list for Stephanie Loredo containing 30 named individual endorsers and seven organizations. This page links people already documented elsewhere on the site while preserving the full source list.
Open shared record →Bike Culver City Connection
Relationship: Bike Culver City Connection. The existing network record repeatedly places Bike Culver City and the Bicycle and Pedestrian Advisory Committee in the same local political and policy network, with several tracked people connected to one or both.
Open shared record →Contributor
Relationship: Contributor. Historical FPPC records in the project show the Culver City Democratic Club as a recurring recipient of contributions from local political participants and campaign committees, making the Club a useful association node for tracing money and political relationships over time.
Open shared record →Named For Scheduled Campaign Event
Puza's campaign lists Sahli-Wells for its scheduled Sept. 20 Environmental Champions event.
Open shared record →Organizations
Organization records involving this person, including documented roles, campaign relationships and reporting relationships.
Political Organization
A recurring campaign-finance recipient and political organization in the project record. The organization page tracks incoming contributions and documented relationships without treating any single contribution as proof of a broader relationship.
Open organization record →Political Action Committee
A recurring committee contributor connected by the supplied 2016 filings to the Sahli-Wells and Small campaigns.
Open organization record →Labor Political Action Committee
A committee contributor documented in the supplied 2016 Forms 497, with an amendment resolving the employee association PAC and credit-union attribution.
Open organization record →Advocacy Organization
A recurring advocacy organization in the records collected on this site, with documented people, policy and campaign relationships shown where documented.
Open organization record →Campaign-finance relationships
Reported contribution links between this person and other political figures in the public records.
Sierra Club · 2022 endorsement record
Internal Angeles Chapter records document this person's role in the endorsement process involving Alex Fisch and Freddy Puza. The public record page separates recorded votes and organizational roles from attributed objections and responses.
2026 campaign-finance crossover
2026 campaign finance records report $1,160.00 in contributions from Meghan Sahli-Wells to Triston Ezidore's school-board committee.
Additional campaign-finance records
These filed contributions are outside the connected-giving total above. Dates and recipients are shown as reported in NetFile.
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