My suggestion falls apart after reading Shugerman in NYT today:
"The Federal Election Campaign Act has a broad pre-emption clause: “the provisions of this Act, and of rules prescribed under this Act, supersede and pre-empt any provision of state law with respect to election to federal office.” New York State law confirms that state “filin…
My suggestion falls apart after reading Shugerman in NYT today:
"The Federal Election Campaign Act has a broad pre-emption clause: “the provisions of this Act, and of rules prescribed under this Act, supersede and pre-empt any provision of state law with respect to election to federal office.” New York State law confirms that state “filing requirements and the expenditure, contribution and receipt limits” under state law “shall not apply” if there is a federal requirement and a federal filing (in other words, they don’t apply to federal elections). "
My suggestion falls apart after reading Shugerman in NYT today:
"The Federal Election Campaign Act has a broad pre-emption clause: “the provisions of this Act, and of rules prescribed under this Act, supersede and pre-empt any provision of state law with respect to election to federal office.” New York State law confirms that state “filing requirements and the expenditure, contribution and receipt limits” under state law “shall not apply” if there is a federal requirement and a federal filing (in other words, they don’t apply to federal elections). "
https://www.nytimes.com/2023/04/05/opinion/trump-bragg-indictment.html?campaign_id=39&emc=edit_ty_20230406&instance_id=89542&nl=opinion-today®i_id=79261124&segment_id=129731&te=1&user_id=c152cac408a22aa483275c304116079d