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Nicholas Josefowitz

Former BART director and MTC vice chair; former SPUR Chief Policy Officer; Permit Power founder and chief executive

Public-record profile of Nicholas Josefowitz: Culver City campaign contributions, BART Board service, Metropolitan Transportation Commission service, SPUR policy leadership and Permit Power leadership.

$5,920given to campaigns and committees this site follows
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Latest dated contribution in these records: Oct 7, 2026. Contribution records

How Nicholas Josefowitz is connected

5 direct ties in the records on this site. 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.

Connection map for Nicholas Josefowitz: 5 of 5 direct ties in the record. Arrows point to who received the money.NicholasJosefowitzNicholas Josefowitz gave $2,210 → Freddy PuzaNicholas Josefowitzgave $2,210 →Freddy PuzaNicholas Josefowitz gave $1,550 → Yasmine-Imani McMorrinNicholas Josefowitzgave $1,550 →Yasmine-ImaniMcMorrinNicholas Josefowitz gave $1,160 → Thomas Aujero SmallNicholas Josefowitzgave $1,160 →Thomas AujeroSmallNicholas Josefowitz gave $500 → Bryan “Bubba” FishNicholas Josefowitzgave $500 →Bryan “Bubba”FishNicholas Josefowitz gave $500 → Nancy BarbaNicholas Josefowitzgave $500 →Nancy BarbaConnection map for Nicholas Josefowitz: 5 of 5 direct ties in the record. Arrows point to who received the money.NicholasJosefowitzNicholas Josefowitz gave $2,210 → Freddy PuzaFreddy Puzareceived $2,210Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,550 → Yasmine-Imani McMorrinYasmine-ImaniMcMorrinreceived $1,550Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,160 → Thomas Aujero SmallThomas AujeroSmallreceived $1,160Nicholas Josefowitz gave $500 → Bryan “Bubba” FishBryan “Bubba” Fishreceived $500Nicholas Josefowitz gave $500 → Nancy BarbaNancy Barbareceived $500
Money Nicholas Josefowitz gave

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Where Nicholas Josefowitz's money went

$5,920.00 in reported contributions to campaigns and committees this site follows. Years: 2020, 2024, 2026.

Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,160.00 → Freddy Puza (PUZA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2026 · Oct 7, 2026)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,160.00 → Thomas Aujero Small (Thomas Aujero Small for Culver City Council 2026 · Oct 7, 2026)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,050.00 → Freddy Puza (Freddy Puza for Culver City Council 2020 · Sept 17, 2020)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $1,050.00 → Yasmine-Imani McMorrin (McMORRIN FOR CULVER CITY COUNCIL 2020 · Sept 17, 2020)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $500.00 → Nancy Barba (BARBA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2024 · July 31, 2024)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $500.00 → Bryan “Bubba” Fish (FISH FOR CITY COUNCIL 2024 · July 31, 2024)
Nicholas Josefowitz gave $500.00 → Yasmine-Imani McMorrin (McMORRIN FOR CULVER CITY COUNCIL 2024 · July 31, 2024)

Timeline

  1. undefined 2014BART announced Josefowitz as the newly elected District 8 director in December 2014. BART
  2. undefined 2017Metropolitan Transportation Commission records state that Josefowitz began serving on MTC in 2017, became vice chair in 2021, was reelected vice chair in 2023, and departed the Commission in February 2025. MTC
  3. undefined 2021SPUR records identify Nick Josefowitz as Chief Policy Officer, including work and public programming concerning regional transportation, housing, and infrastructure policy. SPUR
  4. As of 2024A 2024 MTC committee biography identified Josefowitz as CEO of Permit Power. MTC
  5. Oct 7, 2026NetFile Form 497 filing 217604887 reports a $1,160 contribution from Nicholas Josefowitz to Thomas Aujero Small for Culver City Council 2026. NetFile Form 497
  6. Oct 7, 2026NetFile Form 497 filing 217608021 reports a $1,160 contribution from Nicholas Josefowitz to PUZA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2026. NetFile Form 497
  7. Oct 9, 2026CCE's current campaign-finance aggregate represents $5,920 in connected giving for Nicholas Josefowitz: $3,600 in the base aggregate plus the two October 7, 2026 contributions of $1,160 each.

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What the record shows

What the record shows

  • CCE's current campaign-finance aggregate represents $5,920 in connected giving for Nicholas Josefowitz.
  • Two October 7, 2026 Form 497 filings report $1,160 contributions to Thomas Aujero Small and Freddy Puza.
  • BART records identify Josefowitz as District 8 director beginning in 2014 and as Board vice president in 2018.
  • Metropolitan Transportation Commission records document service beginning in 2017, vice-chair service beginning in 2021, reelection as vice chair in 2023 and departure from the Commission in February 2025.
  • SPUR records identify him as Chief Policy Officer during the 2021-2023 period.
  • Permit Power currently identifies Nick Josefowitz as Founder + Chief Executive.

Primary and contemporaneous sources

NetFile Form 497 — Thomas SmallOpen source ↗NetFile Form 497 — Freddy PuzaOpen source ↗BART — new directors take officeOpen source ↗MTC — Pedroza and Josefowitz reelectedOpen source ↗SPUR — regional future programOpen source ↗Permit Power — Nick JosefowitzOpen source ↗

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How Nicholas Josefowitz appears in the Culver City political record
More than $1,000 in reported contributions

Person record

How Nicholas Josefowitz appears in the Culver City political record.

Recurring Culver City contributor. Current CCE records include October 7, 2026 Form 497 contributions of $1,160 to Thomas Small and $1,160 to Freddy Puza; official records also document former BART Board and Metropolitan Transportation Commission service, SPUR policy leadership, and current Permit Power leadership.

Nicholas Josefowitz appears in the CCE record through Campaign contributions, Boards and public bodies, Organization leadership, and policy work.

Campaign-finance records also show $5,920.00 in reported contributions from Nicholas Josefowitz to people and committees followed by Culver City Election across 2020, 2024, 2026. The recipient ledger below shows where those reported contributions went.

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Reported contributions made by this person to people and committees followed by Culver City Election$5,920.00

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Years shown: 2020, 2024, 2026

Where the money went

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Culver City campaign finance

2026-10-07Campaign Contribution

NetFile Form 497 filing 217608021 reports a $1,160 contribution from Nicholas Josefowitz to PUZA FOR CITY COUNCIL 2026. The filing reports Permit Power as employer and Executive as occupation.

Sources

BART Board service

Metropolitan Transportation Commission

SPUR and transportation policy

Permit Power

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