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ALBANY – Rep. Lee Zeldin, a Long Island Republican who closely allied himself with President Donald Trump as a member of Congress, has entered the race for New York governor.
Zeldin launched his campaign Thursday well ahead of the 2022 election, when embattled Democratic Gov. Andrew Cuomo would be seeking a fourth term if he decides to run and he s not removed from office by then.
The congressman is one of several New York Republicans eyeing the governor s office.
On Wednesday, Andrew Giuliani son of former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani and a former Trump aide himself told multiple news outlets he is considering a run. North Country Rep. Elise Stefanik, another Trump ally, has also been mentioned as a possible candidate.
ALBANY – New York has created a new property tax credit for homeowners who make less than $250,000 a year, with about a quarter of the state s estimated 4.5 million owner-occupied homes expected to qualify.
The new tax credit, included in the state s $212 billion budget approved this week by the Legislature and Gov. Andrew Cuomo, will apply to eligible homeowners whose property tax bill exceeds 6% of their annual income, with some exceptions.
The amount of the credit will be between $250 and $350, and it will be available through 2023. All told, it s expected to result in $383 million in property tax savings each year, according to the state Division of the Budget.
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ALBANY – The female aide who claims New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo reached under her shirt and groped her in the Executive Mansion last year says the governor groomed her for the encounter over a period of years and later warned her not to tell anyone.
The woman, who still works in the Capitol, detailed the encounter in her first public comments about the November incident, granting an interview to the Times Union of Albany on the condition of anonymity.
In the interview, the woman said she was summoned to the Executive Mansion the taxpayer-owned home that serves as Cuomo s residence in late November and told the governor needed assistance with a technical issue involving his phone.
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