Int 1901-2020

Requiring disclosure of the identity of contributors to entities making independent expenditures in support of or in opposition to any municipal ballot proposal or referendum.

This bill would require independent spenders working to influence the results of a municipal ballot initiative to disclose such spenders’ donors to the Campaign Finance Board and, in certain cases, in their advertisements.

Status

Filed (End of Session)

Introduced By

Kalman Yeger

Introduced

2/27/2020

Filed Date

12/31/2021

Last Modified

12/21/2022

File Name

Int 1901-2020

Committee

Committee on Governmental Operations

View Documents (8)

Co-Sponsors (6)

Bill History (5)

Meetings & Hearings (2)

Committee on Governmental Operations

November 29, 2021 — Hearing Held by Committee, Laid Over by Committee

City CouncilVideo

February 27, 2020 — Referred to Comm by Council

Documents

Int. No. 1901DOCX

Files (8)

Int. No. 1901

12/26/2021

Summary of Int. No. 1901

12/26/2021

February 27, 2020 - Stated Meeting Agenda with Links to Files

2/27/2020

Hearing Transcript - Stated Meeting 2-27-20

3/20/2020

Minutes of the Stated Meeting - February 27, 2020

7/13/2020

Committee Report 11/29/21

11/29/2021

Hearing Testimony 11/29/21

12/7/2021

Hearing Transcript 11/29/21

1/19/2022

Requiring disclosure of the identity of contributors to entities making independent expenditures in support of or in opposition to any municipal ballot proposal or referendum.

Co-Sponsors (6)

Bill History (5)

More from Kalman Yeger (Sponsor)

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Provision of senior citizen rent increase exemption application forms pre-populated with applicable data to eligible persons living in city-supervised Mitchell-Lama housing.

Abatement of taxation for alterations and improvements to certain multiple dwellings.

Improvement and maintenance of medians through the planting of vegetation or use in stormwater management.

Meetings & Hearings (2)

Documents

Files (8)