Former Rep. Anthony Weiner sent a letter to the New York City Campaign Finance Board last week alleging that fellow candidates in a lower Manhattan City Council race are receiving an “unfair advantage” by way of unreported discounted office space.

Weiner, seeking a political comeback 14 years after resigning from Congress amid a sexting scandal involving several women and later serving prison time for sexting a minor, is running for New York City Council in District 2, which includes the East Village, Greenwich Village and the Lower East Side. In his complaint to the CFB, he argued that what Assembly Member Harvey Epstein and nonprofit leader Sarah Batchu are paying in rent for their campaign offices is well below market value – thus amounting to an unreported in-kind contribution. Both

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