New York Constitution convention on ballot amid reform debate
Albany voters face a lone constitutional convention question on November 8 alongside nine amendments and a multi billion bond issue. Supporters led by Citizens Union urge a thorough revision to trim the five hundred page document and streamline state government, while opponents warn of high costs and potential special interest influence.
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Bond Issue in New York Faces Debate and Legal Jolt
Governor Carey pushes a $750 million Economic Development Bond Issue as a job creator and boost for roads bridges and parks while critics label it a boondoggle. The State Court of Appeals allowed voter consideration amid prior court reversals and ongoing challenges.
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Greenberg seeks second term as Albany County DA
Greenberg 55 seeks reelection as Albany County district attorney backed by the Democratic and Conservative parties. He faces Republican Kevin Moss in a race shaped by questions on prosecutorial role, grand jury use, publicity limits, and ethics. Greenberg touts a high conviction rate and recent successes in welfare fraud and sex offense cases.
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