party boss for over 26 years, was reelected to the top party post last month despite being hit with accusations that he tried to threaten party members and even offered money to some if they voted for him to keep the crown.

Just days before the election, multiple Democrats and former allies of Schaffer blew the whistle on his alleged Mafia-style pressure campaign. It is also alleged that Schaffer cut backdoor deals with the local GOP to keep Dems off the county ballot to allow Republicans to run unopposed.

They accused the 26-year chairman of threatening to get committee members fired from party-controlled jobs and even offering cash to those who would back him over progressive challenger Kathryn Casey Quigley in the party's bitter civil war - his first real challenger in his nearly 30 years in power.

Earlier this month, multiple sources revealed that they had been interviewed by federal and state agents about the Dem boss.

The FBI declined to comment on whether or not it was investigating Schaffer, however, The Post confirmed that multiple sources had received secure invites to virtual interviews sent from federal investigators with subject lines regarding the county Dem boss.

Schaffer has denied all allegations of wrongdoing and called them  baseless.