Statement on Two Issues: City of New York’s Use of Paid/Unpaid Social Media Influencers; City Officials Using Signal to Communicate with the Public   In response to questions from elected officials, journalists, and other stakeholder groups, Reinvent Albany is publishing this statement summarizing our position on two separate policy issues involving government accountability and transparency that […]

Reinvent Albany strongly supports many of the New York City Campaign Finance Board’s proposed improvements to campaign finance law. We thank CFB for meeting with us and other stakeholders while preparing recommendations for the post-election report. We urge the City Council to pass legislation based on CFB’s recommendations and the other critical anti-corruption measures we […]

We urge New York’s candidates for federal and state office to join in a bipartisan effort affirming the importance and the integrity of the outcome of the state’s upcoming elections. Every elected official swears to support and defend the federal and state Constitutions. That promise hinges on a commitment to abide by the certified results […]

Taxpayers on the Hook for $1.078 Million Per Full-Time Job   According to data analyzed by Reinvent Albany, the Rockland County Industrial Development Agency (IDA) and New York Power Authority (NYPA) committed at least $321 million in sales tax exemptions and power subsidies to five data center sites in Rockland County since 2013. In return for […]