Her name is often included on short lists of possible 2020 Democratic presidential contenders, which political analysts say may at least partially
explain her budget vote.
Not exact matches
The Senate is
voting on the first bill of the two - way legislative
budget agreement, with senators currently engaged in
explaining their
votes.
Rookie Democrat Lynn Archer from Rochester took a pass,
explaining that she, like other legislators, had received the
budget only on the evening of the committee
vote.
New York State Assemblymember Fred Thiele, Jr.
explains his
vote during
budget bill
voting at the Capitol Wednesday, April 5, 2017 in Albany, N.Y. (Lori Van Buren / Times Union)
New York State Assemblymember Sean Ryan
explains his
vote during
budget bill
voting at the Capitol Wednesday, April 5, 2017 in Albany, N.Y. (Lori Van Buren / Times Union)
The public doesn't get to
vote on the
budget, but the commissioners will
explain it to taxpayers at Thursday's meeting, after which they're expected to adopt it.
ALBANY — Political considerations, a top Senate Republican
explained, weighed heavily in the run - up to last week's
vote on a
budget bill containing a minimum - wage increase some GOP lawmakers had been openly opposing just days before.
«I'm very worried where the money will come from next year,» Meyers said.In response to concerns, Legislator Grant, who
voted for the
budget,
explained a steadily strengthening market made current revenue estimates reliable, particularly with new business ventures such as the Shops at Nanuet, and that a no -
vote was effectively a
vote against the best possible option.
The center grew out of conversations he had last fall with Wolk, he
explained, and the timetable for approving a state
budget — not the deadly shootings — determined when the
vote took place.