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                        The state’s Independent Redistricting Commission will proceed to submit draft maps to the state legislature for new Assembly districts to go into effect in 2025.
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                        The winner of the June 28 primary will face off against incumbent Democratic Assemblywoman Donna Lupardo (D-123) in the general election this fall.
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                        The court kept the existing Assembly maps to stay in place for the 2022 elections.
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                        “We have been advised by Chair Lavine — with the assistance of counsel - of the belief that the constitution does not authorize the legislature to impeach and remove an elected official who is no longer in office.”
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                        "We should be both expeditious and thorough. The state deserves that. The people of New York deserve that."
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                        The firm has received more than 100,000 pages of documents to sort through as part of the inquiry, which is far-reaching and not limited to any one allegation against Cuomo.
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                        “Yes we punish the criminals, but [make sure] that the punishment fits the crime, and that you don’t continue to pay for the crime long after you’ve done the time.”
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                        "Even if the court ends up dismissing the violation, that one day or few days that you spend in jail are enough to lose your job."
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                        Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie said it’s still possible that a session will be held before 2020 ends on more substantive issues.
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                        Absentee ballots will be counted next week