Cuomo Hit With $675K Fine From Campaign Board

Former Gov. Andrew Cuomo, the front-runner in the New York City mayor’s race, was fined $675,000 by the New York City Campaign Finance Board for coordinating with a super PAC.

This is the second time Cuomo has been fined by the board. Two weeks ago, he was fined $622,056 over a commercial the PAC aired on his behalf because the board suspected it was created by coordinating with his campaign, Politico reported.

Fix the City, Cuomo’s PAC, spent $675,000 to continue airing the ad, even after the first fine, the campaign board charged.

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Cuomo Hit With $675K Fine From Campaign Board

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