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Education privatizer groups’ political spending eclipses education union spending for the first time in 2014, pays off in tax credit proposals.

As a second of Albany's powerful "three men in a room" has been indicted on federal corruption charges, the need to combat and prevent corruption in Albany could not be clearer.

We are disappointed by the State Board of Elections' deadlock, which leaves in place its ill-advised and outdated 1996 advisory opinion that treats limited liability companies (LLCs) like individuals, rather than corporations.

Good Government Watchdog Urges Quick Action by New York State Board of Elections

Money, the saying goes, cannot buy happiness. But can it buy a seat in the New York State Legislature?