DECISION 2021

Opponents say Dinowitz mailer could be illegal

Campaign finance board cleared the taxpayer-funded postcard as early voting starts

By MICHAEL HINMAN

Posted 6/17/21

Any other time, such correspondence might be welcome to many. But here? Just a couple weeks before voters would decide if he’ll keep that seat past December? Eric Dinowitz abused his office, at least two of his primary challengers claim, and he charged taxpayers to do it.

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