Campaign finance agencies in New York
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In New York, there is one primary agency involved in campaign finance regulation: the New York State Board of Elections.
Authority
Under state election law, the New York State Board of Elections has the authority to issue instructions and rules relating to the administration of election and campaign finance laws, prepare forms for campaign finance, and collect campaign finance reports. The board is also responsible for the execution and enforcement of election and campaign finance law.[1]
Organization
Members of the New York State Board of Elections are appointed to two-year terms by the governor. The table below provides information about the board members.[1]
| New York State Board of Elections—members as of October 2020 | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| Name | Position | ||
| Peter S. Kosinski | Co-Chair | ||
| Douglas A. Kellner | Co-Chair | ||
| Andrew J. Spano | Commissioner | ||
| Anthony Casale | Commissioner | ||
| Source: New York State Board of Elections, "About Us," accessed July 5, 2016 | |||
Electronic reporting system
The New York State Board of Elections hosts an electronic database of campaign finance reports dating back to 1999. The database can be accessed here.[2]
Contact information
New York State Board of Elections
- Campaign Finance Unit
- 40 North Pearl Street, Suite 5
- Albany, New York 12207-2729
- Telephone: 1-800-458-3453
- Email: [email protected]
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