John Flanagan

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New York State
The people who could overhaul New York’s elections
Commissioners on the Public Campaign Financing Commission come from varied backgrounds and political patrons.
By REBECCA C. LEWIS
News & Politics
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Flanagan at a press conference outside of his office on May 7 where he blasted a democratic bill to allow felons who serve their sentences to be on juries.
Editor's Note
John Flanagan’s short-lived stint as majority leader
The top state Senate Republican didn’t have enough time to cement his power.
By JON LENTZ
Opinion
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State Senate Minority Leader John Flanagan.
Personality
The rise and fall of John Flanagan
The Republican leader lost the state Senate. Can he win it back?
By ZACH WILLIAMS
Personality
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New York Sen. Liz Krueger.
Winners & Losers
Democratic lawmakers win some ... and lose some
They pushed through tenant protections, but got pushback on financial aid for families of slain soldiers.
By CITY & STATE
Winners & Losers
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Wanted: a charter school champion.
Education
NYC hit its limit on charter schools
NYC's charter school movement lacks the firepower it once had.
By CITY & STATE
Policy
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E.J. McMahon on the left and Julia Salazar on the right
Personality
The most unlikely allies in New York politics
Rocky and Apollo. Thor and Loki. Hakeem Jeffries and the Koch brothers.
By REBECCA C. LEWIS
Personality
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Former New York state Attorney General Eric Schneiderman.
Personality
The politicians who dropped off the NYC Power 100
Scandals and a "blue wave" shook up the city's power structure.
By CITY & STATE
Personality
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Senate Deputy Minority Leader Joseph Griffo talks with Senate Minority Leader John Flanagan in the Senate Chamber at the state Capitol.
Interviews & Profiles
Filling in for John Flanagan
Upstate Republican Joseph Griffo discusses his stint as acting GOP Senate leader.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
Personality
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Winners & Losers
The winners & losers of 2018
Women filled every winner spot this year – and every loser was a man.
By CITY & STATE
Winners & Losers
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Many observers are assuming that with a decisive majority in Albany, Democrats will finally be able to achieve their long-sought progressive agenda items
Policy
The Democratic divide
The new state Senate majority won’t count for much if urban and suburban lawmakers don’t play nice.
By ZACH WILLIAMS
Policy
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