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Free public service for New York votersNo candidate endorsementsGuide sources checked October 1, 2026General election November 3, 2026

Public reporting entities for featured 2026 races

New York candidate committees and filers

Follow the reporting entity behind each published candidate finance summary. Every row links back to the official state or federal record used for the match.

3distinct matched reporting entities
3candidate-to-filer records
3featured candidate matches unavailable
Coverage boundary: This is the filer index for candidates in the featured races on this guide. It is not a complete statewide registry of every PAC, party committee, ballot group, local filer, or independent spender. Read the full state coverage boundary.
State disclosure system

State candidate filers

Open the official state system

These reporting entities were conservatively matched to candidates in the featured races. Names and identifiers remain as published by the source.

3 matched state filer records in featured 2026 races
Committee or filer as publishedCandidateOfficePublic identifiersRecord windowSource
Friends for Kathy Hochul; Governor filer ID 16851Kathy C. Hochul and Adrienne E. AdamsGovernor and Lieutenant GovernorNot published in this summaryJanuary 12 through July 11, 2026; filed July 15, 2026 at 10:27 p.m.Official record
DiNapoli for New York; State Comptroller filer ID 308716Thomas P. DiNapoliComptrollerNot published in this summaryJuly periodic report through July 11, 2026; merged post-primary filing after the June 8 pre-primary cutoff; latest amendment filed August 11, 2026 at 1:42 p.m.; filings ID 2210101Official record
Saritha for New York; Attorney General filer ID 580355Saritha KomatireddyAttorney GeneralNot published in this summaryJanuary 12 through July 11, 2026; latest amendment filed September 9, 2026 at 1:49 p.m.; filings ID 2208814Official record
Visible limits

3 candidate matches remain unavailable

An unavailable match is not a zero-dollar filing and does not prove that no committee exists.

Why the identifier matters

Names alone are not enough

  1. Start with the ballot entryThe printed candidate and office define the research target.
  2. Verify the reporting accountA public committee, filer, candidate, or organization ID is stronger than a name-only match.
  3. Keep ledgers separateState reports and FEC summaries use different fields, periods, and definitions.
  4. Leave gaps visibleUnavailable, paper-only, and uncertain records never become zero.
National view: Compare publication coverage across all 50 states. Dollar totals are not combined when reporting periods or field definitions differ.