A New York City agency issued a stinging critique Wednesday of an advocacy group’s fundraising in support of Mayor Bill de Blasio’s agenda but said it did not violate rules on political finance, reports The New York Times.
While clearing the Campaign for One New York and Mr. de Blasio of wrongdoing, the Campaign Finance Board said the organization’s activity “plainly raises serious policy and perception issues” and called on the City Council enact restrictions on giving to nonprofits aligned with specific politicians.
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