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Tom DiNapoli's report finds nearly three million New Yorkers face housing costs that absorb about a third of their household income.
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State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli responded to Gov. Kathy Hochul's $227 billion budget plan last week, approving of increased reserves but warning against other spending and debt issues with the proposal.
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Jay Jacobs, leader of the New York State Democratic Party, says the odds are looking in the Democrat's favor for the upcoming midterm election, yet only slightly.
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While many New Yorkers approve of Hochul's performance, a good portion of those surveyed feel her three weeks on the job are too few to judge.