(Released January 13, 2002) The 2002 race for Governor is vitally important for the future of New York State. The person elected will be responsible for leading New York through one of the most tumultuous times in the state’s history, working for the best interests of the all of the citizens of our state. Yet money will, as always, play a huge role in the race for governor and the next four years. In the short term, it will effect the outcome of the election. In the long term, the money...
(Released December 13, 2001) The first in a series of reports on campaign finance in the 2002 New York State governor’s race to be issued by the Public Policy and Education Fund of New York.
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(Released August 7, 2001) Study finds that Superfund site owners who are members of the Business Council or Chemical Alliance ave $446,703 to current New York State elected officials during the 1998 and 2000 election cycles.
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(Released April 19, 2001) Report on spending by all major party candidates for the New York State Legislature in the 2000 elections.
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(Released October 24, 2000) Details how political contributors to Nassau County Executive Thomas Gulotta received more than $23 million of taxpayer money in no-bid county contracts.
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(Released October 12, 2000) Details who gave to the New York State Legislature in 1999-2000, what they got in return, and why New York needs Clean Money, Clean Elections.
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