As of 5:30 p.m., 26 candidates filed disclosures for their transition and inauguration entities (TIEs) in the 2013 election cycle. Those candidates are:
Bill de Blasio (Mayor)
Letitia James (Public Advocate)
Scott Stringer (Comptroller)
James Oddo (Staten Island Borough President)
Melinda Katz (Queens Borough President)
Inez Barron (CD - 42)
Margaret Chin (CD - 1)
Andrew Cohen (CD - 11)
Costa Constantinides (CD - 22)
Laurie Cumbo (CD - 35)
Chaim M. Deutsch(CD - 48)
Rafael L. Espinal, Jr. (CD - 37)
Corey Johnson (CD - 3)
Ben Kallos (CD - 5)
Rory Lancman (CD - 24)
Mark Levine (CD - 7)
Melissa Mark-Viverito (CD - 8)
Steven Matteo (CD - 50)
I. Daneek Miller (CD - 27)
Antonio Reynoso (CD - 34)
Donovan Richards (CD - 31)
Deborah Rose (CD - 49)
Helen Rosenthal (CD - 6)
Mark Treyger (CD - 47)
Paul Vallone (CD - 19)
Eric Ulrich (CD - 32)
The disclosure period covers activity from January 1 to February 28, 2014. The deadline for candidates to file TIE disclosures is midnight on Friday, March 7. Thirty-four candidates registered TIEs with the CFB for the 2013 election cycle.
The CFB will post updates to its Twitter feed, @NYCCFB. You can easily search for updates with the hashtag #FilingDay.
Candidates may accept contributions to their TIEs according to these limits:
Transition and Inauguration Entity Contribution Limits
| Office | Contribution Limit |
| Mayor, Public Advocate, Comptroller | $4,500 |
| Borough President | $3,500 |
| City Council | $2,500 |
The following resources are available on the CFB’s website:
- The CFB’s campaign finance summary page contains basic financial information for all candidates who file with the CFB.
- Users can select the 2013 Transition and Inauguration election cycle option in the searchable database to see more details about individual transactions reported by candidates for their TIEs.
For candidates who have closed their transition/inauguration entities and report a $0 balance, no further filings will be required. The next filing deadline for candidates who do not have a $0 balance will be May 7.
For any questions, please contact the CFB’s press office at (212) 306-7116.