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N.Y. Elec. Law § 14-211

Debates for candidates for statewide office

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As of January 1, 2015
* § 14-211. Reports. The board shall submit a report to the governor,\nthe temporary president of the senate, and the speaker of the assembly.\nSuch report shall include:\n 1. a list of the participating and nonparticipating candidates in\ncovered elections and the votes received by each candidate in those\nelections;\n 2. the amount of contributions and loans received, and expenditures\nmade, on behalf of these candidates;\n 3. the amount of public matching funds each participating candidate\nreceived, spent, and repaid pursuant to this title;\n 4. analysis of the effect of this title on political campaigns,\nincluding its effect on the sources and amounts of private financing,\nthe level of campaign expenditures, voter participation, the number of\ncandidates, the candidates' ability to campaign effectively for public\noffice, and the diversity of candidates seeking and elected to office;\nand\n 5. recommendations for amendments to this title, including changes in\ncontribution limits, thresholds for eligibility, and any other features\nof the system.\n * NB Repealed December 31, 2014\n
§ 14-211. Debates for candidates for statewide office. The PCFB shall\npromulgate regulations to facilitate debates among participating\ncandidates who seek election to statewide office. Participating\ncandidates are required to participate in one debate before each\nelection for which the candidate receives public funds, unless the\nparticipating candidate is running unopposed. Nonparticipating\ncandidates may participate in such debates.\n

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