Chris Bolt
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NY good government groups ease fears of federal interference in election (opens the original)
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Good Government groups in New York are trying to get out in front of the fears voters might have in the coming election. They’re concerned people won’t trust the outcomes or show up to vote. The questioning of an Onondaga County poll worker by federal officials back in June raised concerns about federal agents at polling places. “There are very strong federal laws that prohibit any armed federal agents anywhere near elections, polling places where elections are being held,” said Wendy Weiser, Vi
NY Prescription drug users can get portion of multi-million $ price-fixing settlement (opens the original)
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New Yorkers who take prescription drugs are being urged to apply for compensation from a settlement in which drug companies inflated the prices of generic drugs. The settlement comes from an investigation by Attorney General Letitia James, working with attorneys general from almost every other state, 48 in all. The settlement, agreed to by the U.S. District Court for the District of Connecticut, says it was a long-running scheme involving collusion among numerous pharmaceutical companies to infl
Syracuse gas prices spike, again (opens the original)
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Drivers across the Syracuse area are feeling more pain at the pump as gasoline prices climb again. According to surveys from AAA and GasBuddy, the local average has risen to about $4.39 per gallon, up roughly 13 to 18 cents over the past week. The average is now about 25 cents higher than it was a month ago and more than $1.20 higher than a year ago. The price surge comes as gasoline demand rises and crude oil prices remain around $100 a barrel amid continued conflict and uncertainty in the Midd
There will be a term-limit referendum on the back of your ballot this year. How will it work? (opens the original)
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On this episode, WAER host Chris Bolt invites his colleague, government reporter Scott Willis to join a conversation with our partner Central Current's Laura Robertson to discuss the term limits referendums on this year's mid-term ballot. In her most recent article, she talks with election experts about the importance of knowing what the referendum's about and why it's bound to be confusing when you go to mark your ballot. Rewatch the extended interview before your ballot arrives:
NY's D-22 US Congressional race pits Democratic incumbent John Mannion against Republican challenger Kailee Buller (opens the original)
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On this first episode of season two, WAER host Chris Bolt sits down with Central Current's Patrick McCarthy to discuss the two choices running for New York's U.S. Congressional District 22, John Mannion and Kailee Buller Mannion's wrapping up his first term as the district's congressional representative. Kailee Buller, his challenger, is a former Chief of Staff for the U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary. Rewatch the extended interview before your ballot arrives:
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