Mayor Adams sues NYC Campaign Finance Board for $3.4 million in denied funds

‘Bumbling’ NYC Board Sends Election Misinfo To Millions Of Voters

New York City’s Campaign Finance Board sent out millions of faulty voter guides preceding the June 24 Democratic primary. The guides falsely included Mayor Eric Adams, who is forgoing the Democratic primary to run for reelection as an independent, despite remaining a registered Democrat. The guide was mailed to over 3.5 million New York voters […]

The mayor of New York, Eric Adams, has denounced the city's campaign finance board in court for its decision to deny his re-election campaign more than $3.4 million in counterpart public funds.Read more]]>

NYC Mayor Adams Sues City Board Over Campaign Financing

(Just The News)—New York City Mayor Eric Adams is taking the city’s campaign finance board to court over its decision to deny his reelection campaign more than $3.4 million in public matching funds. In the lawsuit, filed in state Supreme Court on Tuesday, Adams’ lawyers say the New York City Campaign Finance Board’s decision was “unfair” and was based on a federal indictment that has since been dismissed. The lawsuit says the board’s decision ha…

Eric Adams Sues NYC Campaign Finance Board Over $3.4 Million in Denied Funds

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is suing the city’s campaign finance regulators for denying him millions of dollars in public matching campaign funds. Adams, who is running for reelection as an independent, filed the suit on May 27 at the state Supreme Court. In the complaint, he accuses the Campaign Finance Board (CFB) of violating city, state, and federal rules by withholding $3.4 million he said he is entitled to under the city’s public campai…

New York City mayor sues over campaign financing

(The Center Square) – New York City Mayor Eric Adams is taking the city's campaign finance board to court over its decision to deny his reelection campaign more than $3.4

NYC Mayor Adams sues city board over campaign financing

New York City Mayor Eric Adams is taking the city's campaign finance board to court over its decision to deny his reelection campaign more than $3.4 million in public matching funds.