Learn more about the Public Campaign Finance Board (PCFB) and its mission to improve democracy in New York State. Get a brief overview of how the Program works, who is eligible and what qualifies for public matching funds. A step-by-step guide to help candidates, treasurers and campaign staff navigate the Public Campaign Finance Program.

2025年1月11日 · The PCFB Handbook provides an overview of the New York State Public Campaign Finance Program. It is a resource for candidates, treasurers, and other campaign staff to learn about the Program and how campaigns can participate in it. Please continue to check the PCFB website for updates beyond the Handbook's publication date of December 1, 2023.

The New York State Public Campaign Finance Program provides candidates running for statewide or state legislative office the ability to qualify for public matching funds based on small donations ($5-$250) from residents in their district. The Program began on November 9, 2022.

This search produces a list of political committees that have registered and/or applied for the Public Campaign Finance Program. The report will provide an aggregate amount of public funds provided to the committee and the aggregate amount of qualified campaign expenditures as disclosed by the committee.

This calendar provides information for interested parties and participating candidates of the NYS Public Campaign Finance program of the 2024 state legislative elections for the office of State Senate and State

Note: A Claim of Exemption (CF-05) may be filed by certain candidates and committees who qualify as exempt from filing campaign financial disclosure reports pursuant to Election Law Section 14-124 and 9 NYCRR Parts 6200.3 (a) & 6200.5. Please see the Claim of Exemption (CF-05) form for more information.

2024年7月12日 · Thirty-seven committees will receive payment electronically through the New York Statewide Financial System (SFS) for the first scheduled payment issuance date for the 2024 election cycle on May 13, 2024 before the June 25 primary. The NYS PCFB has been funded with $100 Million in taxpayer dollars for candidates that meet the requirements.

2024年4月9日 · The New York state Public Campaign Finance Board has certified 329 candidates this election cycle for the state's new matching funds program. It went into effect Nov. 9, 2022 but the upcoming elections will be the first in which candidates can put the money to use.

2022年12月2日 · A day after the election on Nov. 9, the new statewide public campaign finance program, along with new contribution limits, officially went into effect for candidates seeking legislative office in 2024 or statewide office in 2026. Elected officials and campaign finance reform advocates gathered outside New York City Hall to celebrate the new system.

2024年12月2日 · The program’s enacting legislation says that “New York’s current system of campaign finance, with its large contributions to candidates for office and party committees, has created the potential for and the appearance of corruption.” But the PCFB will be under considerable pressure to bend to the will of large donors and grouchy ...