NY Elec L § 14-106 (2021)
2021 New York Laws ELN - Election Article 14 - Campaign Receipts and Expenditures; Public Financing Title 1 - Campaign Receipts and Expenditures 14-106 - Political Communication.

§  14-106.  Political  communication. 1. The statements required to be   filed under the provisions of this article next  succeeding  a  primary,   general  or  special  election  shall  be  accompanied  by a copy of all   broadcast, cable or satellite schedules and scripts,  paid  internet  or   digital,  print and other types of advertisements, pamphlets, circulars,   flyers, brochures, letterheads and other  printed  matter  purchased  or   produced,  and  reproductions  of statements or information published to   five hundred or more members of a general public audience by computer or   other electronic device including but not limited to electronic mail  or   text message, purchased in connection with such election by or under the   authority  of  the  person  filing the statement or the committee or the   person on whose behalf it is filed, as the case  may  be.  Such  copies,   schedules and scripts shall be preserved by the officer with whom or the   board  with  which  it  is required to be filed for a period of one year   from the date of filing thereof.2. All political committees that make an expenditure for  a  political   communication  shall  be  required  to  disclose  the  identity  of  the   political committee  which  made  the  expenditure  for  such  political   communication.   The   disclosure   on   printed  or  digital  political   communications, including but not limited to brochures, flyers, posters,   mailings, or internet advertising  shall  be  printed  or  typed  in  an   appropriate  legible form to read as follows: "Paid for by:" followed by   the  name  of  the  political  committee  making  the  expenditure.  The   disclosure  on  non-printed  or  digital  political communications shall   clearly and prominently display and/or speak  the  following  statement:   "Paid  for  by:"  followed by the name of the political committee making   the expenditure. In the case of a political communication  that  is  not   visual, such as radio or automated telephone calls, clearly speaking the   statement will satisfy the requirements of this section.3.  Political  communications  that  are  considered promotional items   which support a particular candidate, election, ballot measure or  issue   and  limit  the  content  of communication to the name, office and brief   message of support, shall be exempt from the provisions  of  subdivision   two  of  this  section.  Promotional  items  shall  be items that are of   nominal value and are distributed to the general public in an effort  to   promote  a  particular  candidate,  election,  ballot  measure  or issue   including but not limited to pens, bumper stickers, yard signs, buttons,   shirts, bags or balloons.4. Political communication that  is  considered  digital  media  which   advertises for a particular candidate, election, ballot measure or issue   which  limits the content of communication to the name, office and brief   message shall not be subject to the provisions  of  subdivision  two  of   this  section  if  such digital media is unable to contain the "paid for   by" statement due to its small size  and  contains  a  link  to  another   webpage where the "paid for by" statement is prominently displayed.