Public Meeting Agenda: New York City Campaign Finance Board
04/14/2021
The NYC Campaign Finance Board (CFB) will vote on recommended public matching funds payments to candidates in the 2021 election cycle during a public meeting on Thursday, April 15, at 10:00 AM. See the full meeting agenda below.
Thursday's payments are based on the most recent campaign filings received on or before March 15. The CFB has so far approved over $48 million in public funds payments to candidates in the 2021 election cycle, more than any previous election cycle in the program's 32 year history.
More candidates are running than ever before and they are raising more from small contributors. More than 260,000 contributions under $250 have been donated, with the vast majority of fundraising happening within the city.
The CFB is holding all public meetings remotely at this time. Members of the public may join the meeting online.
Thursday's payments are based on the most recent campaign filings received on or before March 15. The CFB has so far approved over $48 million in public funds payments to candidates in the 2021 election cycle, more than any previous election cycle in the program's 32 year history.
More candidates are running than ever before and they are raising more from small contributors. More than 260,000 contributions under $250 have been donated, with the vast majority of fundraising happening within the city.
The CFB is holding all public meetings remotely at this time. Members of the public may join the meeting online.
New York City Campaign Finance Board Public Meeting Agenda April 15, 2021 |
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1. Approval of Minutes from April 1, 2021 2. Report of the Chair
3. Report of the Executive Director
4. Vote on 2021 Public Funds Payments 5. Vote to go into Deliberations 6. Vote on Penalties
7. Executive Session
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| Candidate (Election Cycle) |
Office | Alleged Violation |
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Diana Ayala (2017) Treasurer: Jacqueline Torriente Public Funds Received: $125,125 |
City Council (District 8) |
1. Failing to demonstrate compliance with cash receipts reporting and documentation requirements |
| 2. Failing to report transactions in daily pre-election disclosure statements |
The agenda is subject to change. Modifications made prior to the meeting may be posted to the agency’s Twitter feed, @NYCCFB. Please visit the CFB's YouTube channel for archived videos of past meetings.