«I believe most of the members believe as I do that the constitution is a document we want to protect from the whims of special interest money from outside the state that would like to see
partisan changes to the constitution,» he said.
Not exact matches
Governor Cuomo and legislative leaders have talked about
changing the state's
constitution to create a non
partisan process for the 2022 redrawing of the lines, but no agreement has yet been reached.
Instead, the governor has used the veto as a stick in negotiations over how
to change the
constitution — he has denounced the first draft of lines as «hyper -
partisan» — but so far there has been no agreement.
«When you are pushing a narrow,
partisan agenda for constitutional
change, planning amendments when you can have the most
partisan advantage, you do a lot of damage
to the
Constitution as a unifying force,» said Super.