Gov. Andrew Cuomo tamped down hopes for a special session of
the legislature before the year ends, saying legislative leaders have still not agreed to ethics reforms that the governor is seeking.
New York Governor Andrew Cuomo tamped down hopes for a special session of
the legislature before the year ends, saying legislative leaders have still not agreed to ethics reforms that the governor is seeking.
Not exact matches
We've seen that
before: The bill that averted a debt - ceiling crisis earlier this
year — by temporarily suspending the borrowing limit — would have frozen Congressional pay if the House or Senate had failed to pass a budget by April 15 (lawmakers would have received their salaries anyway at the
end of the current
legislature).
The state
legislature ends its session for the
year on June 16, and expectations are low for any major pieces of legislation to be resolved
before the adjournment, as Gov. Andrew Cuomo's administration faces increasing scrutiny from the U.S. attorney over economic development projects.
Governor Cuomo, who's failed to achieve a number of progressive items over the last two
years, including public campaign finance reform and a Women's Equality Act, told the Democratic Rural Conference that he'll try to get them passed in the state
legislature in the next eight weeks,
before the session
ends in June.
Cuomo now faces de Blasio, a surprisingly united
legislature, and a swath of advocacy groups that want him to commit to funding more supportive housing
before the
end of the
year.
The governor is likely to get another chance to press his agenda with the
legislature before the calendar
year ends.
Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who's failed to achieve a number of progressive items over the last two
years, including public campaign finance reform and a Women's Equality Act, told the Democratic Rural Conference that he'll try to get them passed in the state
legislature in the next eight weeks,
before the session
ends in June.
2) The governor and the Senate Republicans (who pledged during last
year's campaign,
before they were in the majority, to back independent redistricting) can both refuse to yield, indefinitely, in which case the process will likely
end up in court, and out of the hands of the
legislature.
---------------------------- Governor Cuomo's office announced that a special session of the
legislature might be held
before the
end of the
year.
The state
legislature ends its session for the
year on June 16, and expectations are low for any major pieces of legislation to be resolved
before the adjournment, as Governor Andrew Cuomo's administration faces increasing scrutiny from the U.S. attorney over economic development projects.
More than two - thirds of state
legislatures have adjourned for the
year at this point, with some scheduled to return for short sessions
before the
end of the
year.