Sentences with phrase «commissioner elections spent»

Candidates in last November's first ever police and crime commissioner elections spent a total of # 2.1 m trying to get elected in the four weeks before the polls, an average of # 11,220 each, the Electoral Commission has reported.

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If it sounds like Edwards still needed to apply FEC rules and limits, consider this: Scott Thomas, a former commissioner of the Federal Election Commission testified that he did not consider that the payments would have come under his agency's auspices — in part because they were not used directly for the campaign and did not free up any of Edwards» own money to be spent on the campaign.

- When we are losing thousands of police officers and police staff, how have we ended up spending more on police commissioners than the old police authorities, with more elections currently timetabled for 2016?

In addition, although the investigation of independent expenditure groups was part of the commission's mandate, the governor's staff allegedly told commissioners not to mention a pro-Cuomo organization, the Committee to Save New York — which spent more than $ 16 million on lobbying and elections without fully disclosing the source of its contributions — in their final report.

James P. O'Neill, the police commissioner, wrote in a letter in February to the state's congressional delegation that the Police Department had spent $ 300,000 a day protecting Trump Tower between Election Day and Inauguration Day and $ 127,000 to $ 145,000 a day since then, on top of other costs.

The New York City police commissioner said the department had spent $ 300,000 a day protecting Trump Tower between Election Day and Inauguration Day.

All told, Onondaga County spent about $ 187,000 to open 180 polling places for the primary, according to Dustin Czarny, the county's Democratic elections commissioner.

Sugarman said in a memo to Board of Elections Commissioners, reported by the Daily News, that she tailored her investigation to complaints referred to her office specifically about de Blasio's fundraising and spending by the Ulster and Putnam County Democratic Committees.

The purpose of the law is to prevent candidates from spending contributions improperly, said Edward Szczesniak, the county's Democratic elections commissioner.

The winner of this year's mayoral election will spend two years as Deputy Mayor and commissioner, followed by two years as Mayor.