The city Campaign Finance Board found NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio did not break contribution limitation rules by
raising unlimited contributions through his Campaign for One New York fund — then immediately issued a de facto rebuke of the tactic.
Soft money accounts, known as «housekeeping» committees, allow political groups to
raise unlimited contributions in support of generalized, party - building actions.
Not exact matches
A separate bill, also approved today, would shore up the legal uses for housekeeping accounts, which are used by party conference committees and can
raise unlimited funds with no
contribution limits (then - Mayor Michael Bloomberg in 2012 gave Senate Republicans $ 1 million to their housekeeping account).
The city Campaign Finance Board Wednesday found Mayor de Blasio broke no
contribution limitation rules by
raising unlimited donations through an outside fund — then immediately issued a de facto rebuke of the tactic.
A bill by Councilman Ben Kallos (D - Manhattan), discussed at a hearing Monday, would prohibit campaigns from accepting public matching funds off money
raised by lobbyists who bundle
unlimited contributions from other donors.