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Senate Democrats and left leaning advocacy groups are criticizing the Supreme Court for its decision to further weaken campaign expenditure rules.
With seven days left in the New York State legislative session, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo unveiled his three-pronged solution for the major ills in the New York political system.
The allegations of corruption against state Sen. Malcom A. Smith and New York City Council member Dan Halloran rocked the state this week. The charges—bribery, wire fraud, and extortion—showcased the dirty side of New York City politics, but for reformers, the case is an opportunity for change.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo was in New York City Friday to rally support for campaign finance reform and discussing the challenges his proposal will have to overcome.
