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§ 17-112 — Soliciting media support

New York § 17-112
JurisdictionNew York
Law ELNElection
Title 1Violations of the Elective Franchise
Art. 17Protecting the Elective Franchise

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N.Y. Election § 17-112 (2026).

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§ 17-112. Soliciting media support. Any person who solicits from a\ncandidate for an elective office money or other property as a condition\nor consideration for a supporting article, report or advertisement in\nany publication or news media in favor of such candidate, is guilty of a\nmisdemeanor.\n

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