New York’s nascent public campaign finance matching program is doling out millions of dollars to state legislative candidates in its first full election cycle.
Altogether, 328 candidates registered to participate in the program ahead of the election in November. Zdanys also applauded Hochul's veto, and said that without it the program would have been weakened by diverting matching matching funds to "deep-pocketed donors" who could already give in excess of the $250 cap.
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