Donors bypass contribution caps through party accounts
Many of New York's top political donors are redirecting large contributions to party and committee accounts rather than directly funding gubernatorial campaigns. These accounts, which face few or no contribution limits, are used by parties for infrastructure and other expenses, but often serve as a means for wealthy donors to bypass campaign contribution caps. Notable contributions include millions from corporate and individual donors to both Democratic and Republican party accounts, with the Democratic side holding substantial funds and the Republican Nassau County Committee being a major recipient for Bruce Blakeman's campaign.
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