ALBANY—So now that the Senate is nominallly a functioning body, who’s running it?
It’s not an easy question to answer.
“It’s not a clear, bipartisan operating agreement, but it’s not as though the Democrats have established clear control over the Legislature again and are consistently moving their agenda,” Justin Phillips, a political science Read More
ALBANY—So now that the Senate is nominallly a functioning body, who's running it?
It's not an easy question to answer.
"It's not a clear, bipartisan operating agreement, but it's not as though the Democrats have established clear control over the Legislature again and are consistently moving their agenda," Justin Phillips, a political Read More
ALBANY—Power sharing? In Albany?
A state Supreme Court justice this morning told Republicans and Democrats battling over the leadership of the State Senate to work it out, and Democratic lawyers said they were moving toward an "unprecedented" power-sharing agreement.
But there is useful precedent elsewhere.
