Campaign finance officials announced Tuesday, Feb. 16, that approximately $3.7 million in taxpayer funds will be headed to candidates across Queens in the latest round of public matching funds.
Eight City Council candidates across the borough maxed out their public contribution limits, and will receive $160,444 dollars in public funds, according to the New York City Campaign Finance Board (CFB).
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