Among the roughly 2,100 private individuals who have filed sworn FPPC complaints, Adina Flores has filed more than five times as many as anyone else — yet her cases draw an enforcement penalty less often than her closest peers.
For each individual filer, the upper bar is the total sworn complaints filed; the lower bar is how many of those were rejected at intake. Both bars share the same scale, so the rejected bar is literally the rejected slice of the bar above it — showing volume and outcome together.
Following Flores's own complaints from filing to outcome. Each bar is a share of the 415 she has filed — showing how few survive each stage. (Complaint and case records use separate ID systems and one case can bundle several complaints, so the stages are counts from each step, not a strict one-to-one chain.)
Only Flores, the lone high-volume individual filer here, has been the subject of independent press coverage. Sources are labeled by type.