The Week That Was

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Well, that’s a wrap. This year’s New York State legislative session came to an end early this morning (6/21/19), marking the close of the first year of a new era of one-party rule in New York’s capital. While in past legislative sessions, most high-profile policy measures were pushed through the state budget, this year showed us all that the second half of session can be just as productive. There was plenty of talk following the April 1 budget deadline about priority legislation, what was likely to get done and what would be a tough sell. From rent reform to women’s reproductive health, the Empire State’s legislative body took up, debated and voted on plenty of important public policy issues over the last six months. It’s been a whirlwind of a session.

So, folks, the time has come to look back and measure up The Session That Was, And The Session Wasn’t.

The_Session_That_Was and That Wasn't.pdf

The_Week_That_Was_6-14-19.pdf

The_Week_That_Was_6-7-19.pdf

The_Week_That_Was_5-31-19.pdf