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NY A01757
Bill
Status
1/14/2025
Primary Sponsor
Nily Rozic
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AI Summary
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Defines "intermediary" as any individual or entity that delivers contributions from others to candidates/committees or solicits contributions on their behalf, excluding family members, campaign employees, volunteers, and commercial fundraising firms
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Requires intermediaries to report the contributor's name, mailing address, contribution amount, and date received when delivering contributions to candidates or committees
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Mandates candidates and committees report to the State Board of Elections any intermediary who delivers or solicits $500 or more in aggregate contributions, including the intermediary's name, address, occupation, and employer information
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Clarifies that contributions delivered through intermediaries count as contributions from the original donor, not from the intermediary
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Takes effect January 14, 2027, with the State Board of Elections authorized to promulgate rules immediately and notify all candidates and committees before the effective date
Legislative Description
Regulates political contribution activities by intermediaries; requires disclosure of certain identifying information when certain contributions are made by an intermediary to a candidate or a committee.
Last Action
referred to election law
1/7/2026