Not exact matches
Campaign - finance experts say these
cases are tricky to prove, and Washington politics — the Justice Department, the Federal
Election Commission and Congress are all controlled by the president's
party — seem likely to doom any probe into whether federal
laws were violated.
The action of the executive committee, which was elected in 2014, «undermines the
election results of the 2016 primary
election, and is inconsistent with
case law limiting the authority of the 2014 executive committee» between the primary and the
party convention.
Given the «apparent ambiguities» presented by the
case, Vance also called on the legislature in Albany to «clarify the
Election Law to prevent workarounds that might undermine the purpose of contribution limits,» and to prohibit third
parties from «orchestrating the flow of contributions.»
Another
party in the
case, former Niagara County Republican leader Henry Wojtaszek, has pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor
election law violation.
That
law states that in such instances, a majority of the
party's statewide candidates from the previous
election (in this
case there are four) must back one of the rule sets.
According to relevant
Elections Law, in
case of vacancy, if for example, one of the elected Members of the Parliament were appointed as Attorney General of the Republic, the next in line was of the same
party in the electoral district and is automatically «elected» as a Member of the House of Representatives.