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Cuomo Penalized $622K in Campaign Funds for ‘Improper Coordination’ with Outside Spending Group

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo may have to forfeit more than $600,000 in public matching funds, the New York City Campaign Finance Board announced Monday, stating it had found reason to believe his mayoral campaign had inappropriately coordinated with an independent expenditure committee that’s spending millions of dollars to boost his campaign.

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Cuomo Loses $622,000 Over Concerns of Improper Super PAC Coordination

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Cuomo loses out on $600K for suspected coordination with super PAC

Disgraced Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s Campaign Finance Headaches Just Got Worse

On Monday, the New York City Campaign Finance Board decided to withhold over $622,000 in public matching funds from Cuomo’s campaign to be the Big Apple’s mayor, claiming that it illegally coordinate...

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New York Magazine · 1d

Andrew Cuomo Is Going to Hate His Next Job

Crain's New York · 2d

Cuomo campaign docked $600K for alleged coordination with super PAC

Developers support Andrew Cuomo’s PAC, face city lawsuits

Peter Fine and Douglas Eisenberg contributed six-figure sums while facing city-led litigation over building conditions.

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Real estate titans 'hold their nose' and get behind Cuomo with big money

As governor, Andrew Cuomo enacted rent laws anathema to New York City’s real estate titans and held up their favored tax break for more than a year. He recently hired one of their antagonists to his mayoral campaign.

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Did Cuomo’s ‘Message for Voters’ Violate Campaign Finance Rules?

which is being run by a longtime Cuomo loyalist who was once his right-hand man, has already raised more than $6 million from real estate developers and other wealthy interests to support Mr ...

Cuomo pledges to block controversial Brooklyn shelter proposed by Adams

Andrew Cuomo is pledging if elected mayor to stop a shelter development in southern Brooklyn that has drawn intense pushback from local residents, including the neighborhood’s Council member, who recently endorsed Cuomo’s bid for City Hall.