A Cruise, Post-election Blues and Missing Democrats
My wife and I left for a river cruise in France the afternoon after the Presidential election; we already hadContinue Reading
State, City, & Federal Budgets: What You Need to Know
My wife and I left for a river cruise in France the afternoon after the Presidential election; we already hadContinue Reading
I offer a poignant moment and a good poll. The moment is President Biden voting early in Delaware, standing onlineContinue Reading
Governor Hochul’s last-second announcement on June 5th, 2024, to pause New York’s Congestion Pricing Plan caused understandable dismay and evenContinue Reading
Leading up to the 2020 election, I wrote a series of blog posts titled, “The Purple Highway.” This time around,Continue Reading
In this episode, Jim chats with his guests about significant features of the NYS budget (the NYS House and Senate recently passed separate versions, but the full legislature has yet to pass a final version) and also dives more deeply into the affordable housing crisis.
Jim sits down with NYS Assemblymember Charles D. Lavine
(D-13th District, Nassau County) and Jeffrey M. Wice, Adjunct Professor/Senior Fellow, NY Census & Redistricting Institute, NY Law School to discuss the NYS State Court of Appeals ruling that the State’s Congressional district maps set in 2022 must be redrawn yet again.
On December 12, 2023, the New York State Court of Appeals, New York’s highest court, ruled that the State’s CongressionalContinue Reading
The Congressional elections in New York have become pivotal to both political parties for control of the House of RepresentativesContinue Reading
The United States Census released the nation’s population data by congressional and state legislative district on August 12, setting underwayContinue Reading
The Census Bureau released its population counts for the nation and the states on April 26, including changes for theContinue Reading






