New York lawmakers will begin their 2024 session Wednesday with top issues ranging from artificial intelligence to taxes—with success on those topics hinging on relations with Gov. Kathy Hochul.
A projected $4.3 billion deficit looms as Hochul and the legislature confront broader challenges in a state with the second largest budget in the country. The 2024 session, ending in June, will also test the balance of power between Hochul and the more left-leaning Democratic-controlled legislature following a series of clashes last year on matters like banning noncompete clauses.
The biggest policy decisions traditionally happen in the budget process that begins ...
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