New York 2025-2026 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A08242

Introduced
5/5/25  
Refer
5/5/25  

Caption

Renders candidates ineligible to receive public matching funds when such candidate has been found in a prior election cycle to have knowingly and willfully misused public campaign funds or committed fraud, conversion or unauthorized personal use of such funds; states that such ineligibility continues until the candidate has repaid such funds, satisfied civil penalties, and complied with orders imposed as a result of such prior misuse of public funds.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

NY A10886

Authorizes the expenditure of contributions received by a candidate or a political committee for security expenses incurred to address ongoing dangers and threats to a candidate, the campaign staff for such candidate, or the candidate's immediate family related to the status or activities as a candidate for elective office or holder of elective office.

NY A11047

Authorizes the public campaign finance board to accept an application/certification form jointly signed by candidates for governor and lieutenant governor for eligibility to participate in public matching funds.

NY S09921

Authorizes the public campaign finance board to accept an application/certification form jointly signed by candidates for governor and lieutenant governor for eligibility to participate in public matching funds.

NY A08960

Requires the home address of candidates on nomination and designation petitions be redacted prior to the release of such documents to the public.

NY HB1235

Elections; candidates and certain committees that receive more than 50 percent of their funding from non-Georgia persons shall provide certain notices on their campaign advertisements; provide

NY HB1031

Enabling candidates for state office to use campaign funds to pay for security measures.

NY HB811

Providing for civil liability for fraudulent misrepresentation of candidates; and imposing penalties.

NY S1478

Requires candidate and joint candidates close campaign depository accounts not later than seven years following end of service in elected public office or unsuccessful election.

NY HB1489

Douglasville, City of; require candidates seeking election from a district to reside in such district for a certain amount of time prior to the date of such election

NY A01637

Limits a candidate for public office to one authorized committee per election; defines the term "multi-candidate committee" and provides that such a committee may not be authorized by a candidate.

Similar Bills

No similar bills found.