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Gov. Cuomo Blames Trump, Vows to Pursue Legal Options After New York Loses Congressional Seat

When the U.S. Census Bureau announced congressional reapportionment on Monday, there was good news and bad news for the state of New York.

The good news was that the Empire State had only lost one House seat and a corresponding Electoral College vote due to the 2020 census. This had long been expected; in fact, the question was whether it would lose one or two seats, as Election Data Services noted in December guidance on population estimates.

Having to pare down the state’s electoral map by one district — especially when Democrats control both houses of the state legislature and can redraw the map — is a much simpler task than eliminating two, particularly if Democrats want to be competitive in upstate swing districts.

During a news conference Tuesday, Cuomo blamed former President Donald Trump for scaring illegal immigrants away from taking the census and said the state was “looking at legal options” to keep its 27th House seat.

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1 thought on “Gov. Cuomo Blames Trump, Vows to Pursue Legal Options After New York Loses Congressional Seat”

  1. Just like the sex charge. Cuomo is always blaming others. His failed leadership and policies drove citizens out. I just hope they leave their failed politics in NYC while moving to other states.

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