The Working Families Party and other third parties are fighting for survival in the Empire State as Senate Democrats in the capital hope Election Day turns out to be a super Tuesday and a new class of progressive lawmakers from the five boroughs are set to join the Assembly.
Amid a pandemic and a massive increase in early voting and absentee ballots, elections across the state will have a major impact on the future of Albany as Democrats currently control 40 of the 63 seats in the State Senate — needing to add only two members to their conference for a two-thirds super-majority that would give them veto-proof power against Gov. Cuomo.
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ALBANY — The Working Families Party and other third parties are fighting for survival in the Empire State as Senate Democrats in the capital hope Election Day turns out to be a super Tuesday and a new class of progressive lawmakers from the five boroughs are set to join [...]
