Sentences with phrase «local party committees»

And while he pledged to roll out big endorsements in the coming days, his news release doesn't mention any potential for local party committees backing his candidacy.

The PAC reported it contributed $ 29,000 in March, mostly on March 13th, to 18 local party committees in New Hampshire.

The cash shaken down from individuals seeking City favors, washed and funneled through local party committees, in order to disguise single contributions as transfers.

Brendan Quinn, a former executive director of the Republican State Committee, said that the 21st District — which covers the entire Adirondack Park as well as the Champlain and St. Lawrence valleys — is one of the few parts of the state where local party committees still move voters.

Bidders contributed a combined $ 4.3 million to state and local party committees during those years.

Republican Sen. Terrence Murphy called for increasing penalties on those who violate campaign finance law by contributing to a local party committee with the explicit intention of having that money transferred to a specific candidate.

Cox recently toured the state to meet with the local party committees in what was dubbed as planning and strategy sessions.

While state and local party committees have pumped at least a quarter billion dollars into their candidates» campaigns this century, there hasn't been a directly comparable instance in which multiple committees with sparse past involvement in Senate races were utilized to funnel money to candidates» coffers to such a degree.

The local party committees designated Balter as their candidate in February after a months - long process.

Local party committees are integral when it comes to delivering endorsements from unions, law enforcement groups or simply organizing volunteers.

«I have watched with horror what Governor Cuomo is doing to New York State,» explained Tompkins County legislator Will Burbank, continuing «It's against the [Democratic] party rules, if you're a member of the local party committee, you may not endorse someone running against the party.

However that decision must be approved by the next higher level of the local party committee.

A local party congress has many of the same duties as the National Congress, and it is responsible for examining the report of the local Party Committee at the corresponding level; examining the report of the local Commission for Discipline Inspection at the corresponding level; discussing and adopting resolutions on major issues in the given area; and electing the local Party Committee and the local Commission for Discipline Inspection at the corresponding level.

[84] The number of delegates and the procedures for their election are decided by the local party committee, but must also have the approval of the next higher party committee.

Currently, the base limits are as follows: $ 2600 per election for each candidate (or $ 5200 total, for both the primary and general elections); $ 32,400 per year to a national party committee; $ 10,000 per year to state or local party committee; and $ 5000 per year to a political committee.