A conservative watchdog group has filed an ethics complaint against former New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo that alleges he failed to disclose more than $2.6 million in stock options with a nuclear technology company before running for New York City mayor.
The Foundation for Accountability and Civic Trust, or FACT, is demanding the city’s Conflicts of Interest Board launch an investigation to determine if Cuomo “intentionally violated New York City’s disclosure laws” and to “enforce any appropriate penalties.”
“One of the most basic and fundamental ethics laws applicable to candidates and elected officials requires them to publicly disclose their financial interests,” FACT Executive Director Kendra Arnold wrote in a Monday letter to the board obtained by the New York Post.
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