With a politically wounded governor and state government still working around the COVID emergency, this week marks the end of one of the stranger New York state legislative sessions in memory. It started on fears of a billion dollar shortfall, which were soon alleviated thanks to federal coronavirus relief. But what does three people in a room, the typical model in Albany, look like when two have called on the third to resign?
For analysis, WAMC’s Ian Pickus spoke Thursday with Jon Campbell, who covers the capital for the USA Today Network.
