N.Y. ELN Law § 14-105
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Elimination of duplicate electronic filing
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§ 14-105. Elimination of duplicate electronic filing. 1. Any candidate\nor authorized political committee of a candidate required to file\nelectronically with the state board of elections shall be deemed to have\nsatisfied such filing requirements upon making electronic filings with a\nlocal campaign finance board, provided the state board of elections\ndetermines: (i) the filing format, standards and review and audit of\nfilings of such campaign finance board meet or exceed the requirements\nimposed by this article; and (ii) the campaign finance filing data of\nsuch local campaign finance board is publicly available in a manner at\nleast substantially equivalent to the board of elections publication of\ncampaign finance filings; and (iii) such local campaign finance board\nwill provide the chief enforcement counsel of the state board of\nelections notice of filing delinquencies and non-filings.\n 2. If the state board of elections permits filings with a local\ncampaign finance board to be deemed filings with the state board of\nelections, such board shall provide a link on its website to the public\ndisclosure and search functions of the website of such local campaign\nfinance board.\n 3. A determination permitting filings with a local campaign finance\nboard to be deemed filings with the state board of elections shall be\nrevoked upon a determination that the local campaign finance board no\nlonger complies with any one or more of the criteria enumerated in\nparagraphs (i), (ii) and (iii) of subdivision one of this section.\n
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