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News articles and media coverage citing Reinvent Albany
MTA’s Congestion Pricing Plan Means Big Upgrades for NYC Transit
Gothamist
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In New York Senate, Lawmakers Change Their Votes, Sometimes Days Later
KPVI
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In New York Senate, Lawmakers Change Their Votes, Sometimes Days Later
Buffalo News
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Report: New Jersey May See Red over Congestion Pricing, but Garden State Gets Plenty of MTA Green
Streets Blog NYC
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Report: MTA Means Big Bucks for New Jersey Businesses
The Center Square
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Feds Give Final Approval for the Rollout of Congestion Pricing
Commercial Observer
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Adams’ Confidante Frank Carone Inks Another Deal With Real Estate Big — Advocates Give It a Wary Eye
New York Daily News
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NY Passes LLC Transparency Act Aimed at ‘Unscrupulous’ CRE
Globest
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NY Assembly Members Still Cast Hundreds of Votes Remotely
New York Post
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Good-Government Group: New York’s Transparency Panel Needs Full Appointment
Spectrum News
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Swanky Brooklyn Hotel Averted Potential Crisis After Hiring, Lobbying Top Advisers to NYC Mayor Adams
New York Daily News
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State Assembly Returns Tuesday To Take Care of Unfinished Business
New York Now
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Albany Watchdog on Hochul’s Recusal From Seneca Gaming Compact Negotiation
Spectrum News
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Albany Watchdog on Hochul’s Recusal From Seneca Gaming Compact Negotiation
New York State of Politics
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NY Assembly Returning to Albany To Deal With Unfinished Business Including Seneca Nation Gaming Issue
New York Post
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State Democrats Make Changes to Public Campaign Finance Law As They Face ’24 Elections
Newsday
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Groups Urge Hochul To Veto Campaign Finance Changes
The Post Journal
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Churchill: The Legislature Did What?! You’ve Got To Be Kidding
Times Union
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Rod Watson: Who’s Looking Out for You? Certainly Not Albany’s Democratic Majority
Buffalo News
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Critics Say Changes to State’s Public Campaign Finance Law Subverts Its Purpose
WXXI News
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Critics Say Changes to State’s Public Campaign Finance Law Subverts Its Purpose
WSHU News
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Tax Subsidy Reforms Stall in Albany
Investigative Post
Editorial: NY Democrats Turn ‘Campaign Reform’ Into a New Perk for Incumbents
New York Post
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Editorial: New York Lawmakers Try to Sabotage Campaign Reform
The New York Times
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