The New York State Comptroller says he won't be participating in a new pilot
public campaign finance program agreed to in the state budget, and government reform groups say, they don't blame him.
The state's comptroller says he won't be participating in a new pilot
public campaign finance program agreed to in the state budget, and government reform groups say they don't blame him.
Not exact matches
In 2014, the governor and legislative leaders — Silver and then - Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos, who is also on trial for selling his office —
agreed to dissolve the commission in exchange for a pilot
program of
public campaign finance, a new enforcement office at the state's Board of Elections and changes to the bribery statute.
Liberal advocates have suggested in recent weeks that Koppell's challenge could disintegrate if Klein and Gov. Andrew Cuomo are successful in getting the Senate Republicans to
agree to a more robust
public campaign finance program than the comptroller - only pilot included in the 2014 - 15 budget.