In January, New York state Senator Betty Little outlined her agenda and goals for the legislative session. Now that the session has adjourned, the Republican from the 45th district tells WAMC’s North Country Bureau Chief Pat Bradley she was successful at passing a number of bills, but frustrated with the lack of substantive movement on issues such as ethics reform. She believes one of the session’s successes was finally ending the education funding Gap Elimination Adjustment.
Republican Senator Betty Little is serving her sixth term representing the 45th District, which includes Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Warren and parts of St. Lawrence and Washington Counties.
Senator Betty Little Discusses Legislative Session
NYS Senate
