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NY Democrats Cut Deal on Second-Home Tax, Climate Rollback

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By Raga Justin Verified, Danielle Dunn, Robin Meszoly Verified
| Bloomberg Law Verified
New York Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) announced a tentative deal on a $268 billion state budget, with legislative leaders agreeing to impose a tax on second homes in New York City and weaken the state climate law. Other measures in the proposed deal would create carveouts to the state’s environmental review process to streamline housing development, and adjust the state’s insurance payout process as Hochul seeks to make inroads on residential affordability concerns.
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Democrats in DC Pressure New York to Push Redistricting Plans

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By Raga Justin Verified, Robin Meszoly Verified
| Bloomberg Government Verified
Democratic leaders in Washington are leaning on New York to solidify plans to draw new congressional maps in 2028 in response to a spree of mid-decade redistricting Republicans instigated in Texas and Louisiana. New York Democrats said they are planning to change how the state crafts its electoral maps, possibly granting state lawmakers more power in mid-decade redistricting. Rep. Joe Morelle (D-N.Y.) met with state leaders, including Gov.
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Ballroom Security Funds Give Democrats New Affordability Target

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By Lillianna Byington Verified, Zach Cohen Verified, Robin Meszoly Verified
| Bloomberg Tax Verified
Senate Republicans’ new bill funding security elements of President Donald Trump’s ballroom project is drawing swift criticism from Democrats. A pair of Senate committees released budget legislation Monday night that would provide billions over the next three years for immigration enforcement, as well as $1 billion for the Secret Service to use for security upgrades to Trump’s East Wing construction.
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