NYC Campaign Finance Board demands transparency from everyone — but itself
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At issue is whether Moya, a state Assembly member in 2017, used his state campaign account to benefit his Council run in order to sidestep spending limits set by the city’s stricter campaign finance system.
Garcia New York City mayoral aspirants Andrew Yang and Kathryn Garcia brought in the most money in public matching campaign funds among a crowded field of Democratic candidates, the city Campaign Finance Board said Thursday. Former presidential contender Yang got almost $2.2 million and former city Sanitation Commissioner Garcia, who recently scored endorsements by Daily News, got $2.1 million in public financing, representing nearly half of the $8.8 million disbursed Thursday for the June 22 Democratic mayoral primary. The public funds, which provide an 8-to-1 match of individual contributi...