N.Y. Elec. Law § 14-202
Proof of compliance
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Current — January 1, 2023
As of January 1, 2015
* § 14-202. Contribution limits. Recipients of funds pursuant to this\ntitle shall be subject to the following contribution limits:\n 1. In the two thousand fourteen election for comptroller, or for\nnomination to such office, no contributor may make a contribution to any\ncandidate or political committee participating in the state's public\ncampaign financing system as defined in title two of this article, and\nno such candidate or political committee may accept any contribution\nfrom any contributor, which is in the aggregate amount greater than: (a)\nin the case of any nomination to public office, the product of the total\nnumber of enrolled voters in the candidate's party in the state,\nexcluding voters in inactive status, multiplied by $.005, but such\namount shall be not more than six thousand dollars and (b) in the case\nof any election to such public office, six thousand dollars; provided\nhowever, that the maximum amount which may be so contributed or\naccepted, in the aggregate, from any candidate's child, parent,\ngrandparent, brother and sister, and the spouse of any such persons,\nshall not exceed in the case of any nomination to public office an\namount equivalent to the product of the number of enrolled voters in the\ncandidate's party in the state, excluding voters in inactive status,\nmultiplied by $.025, and in the case of any election for a public\noffice, an amount equivalent to the product of the number of registered\nvoters in the state excluding voters in inactive status, multiplied by\n$.025.\n 2. In the event that a candidate for the two thousand fourteen\nelection for comptroller has received a contribution which exceeds the\nlimitations of this subdivision prior to becoming a participating\ncandidate in the state's matching campaign financing system, the\ncandidate shall either (a) deposit any amount in excess of the\ncontribution limit set forth in this subdivision, into a segregated\naccount where it shall not be withdrawn for campaign expenditures for\nany comptroller election in the year two thousand fourteen; or (b)\nreturn any amount in excess of the contribution limit set forth in this\nsection, by bank check or certified check made out to the contributor.\n * NB Repealed December 31, 2014\n
§ 14-202. Proof of compliance. Authorized and political committees\nshall maintain such records of receipts and expenditures for a covered\nelection as required by the PCFB. Authorized and political committees\nshall obtain and furnish to the PCFB any information it may request\nrelating to financial transactions or contributions and furnish such\ndocumentation and other proof of compliance with this title as may be\nrequested. In compliance with section 14-108 of this article, authorized\nand political committees shall maintain copies of such records for a\nperiod of five years.\n
Official source: NYS Open Legislation (New York State Senate). Reproduced from public-domain New York statutes; confirm against the official source for the current text. Not legal advice.