New York Governor Kathy Hochul became the first woman ever elected to the role Tuesday, turning away a challenge from Republican Congressman Lee Zeldin. The race was one of the closest in the Empire State in recent history, but in the end, Democrats extended their 20-year statewide winning streak. Capitol Correspondent Karen DeWitt was at Hochul’s victory party in Manhattan.
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With New York on the eve of a major leadership shakeup, we speak with former Governor David Paterson, the last lieutenant governor to become...
On this episode, we remember the Lake Placid Olympics on the 40th anniversary of the games.