Third Parties Weigh In Albany Hillary Clinton and Lazio
Third parties in New York move to shape the race as Hillary Clinton and Rick Lazio seek party backing. Liberal Party leaders bless Clinton amid Giuliani’s exit while Conservative leaders back Lazio at Albany meetings. Party sizes and vetoes influence the outcome as Independence and Reform ties loom.
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Silver Questioned Over Reform Caucus Influence
In Albany speculation grows about Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silvers stance on reforms urged by the Democratic Majority Reform Caucus formed by Bragman and others. Silver denies a formal caucus exists while noting he has met with several members to discuss house procedures. Bragman was not among those met, and a coup-like mood lingers as potential successors to Silver are named.
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