Regulates political contribution activities by intermediaries; requires disclosure of certain identifying information when certain contributions are.
New York Assembly Bill A01757, also known as the Campaign Finance Intermediary Disclosure Act, amends the election law to regulate political contribution activities by intermediaries. It requires intermediaries to disclose certain identifying information when making contributions to candidates or committees. Specifically, intermediaries must report the contributor's name, mailing address, contribution amount, and date received to the recipient.
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