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HOCHUL REFUSES NO-NEW-TAXES PLEDGE AS NEW YORK FACES BILLIONS IN FUTURE BUDGET GAPS New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing renewed questions about whether she will support future tax increases as the state approaches its November election. Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman signed a five-point taxpayer protection pledge and challenged Hochul to do the same. The pledge calls for opposing increases in income and property taxes, new inheritance taxes, unfunded mandates and other government-imposed costs. Hochul's campaign declined to endorse the pledge, defending her record on middle-class tax relief and criticizing Blakeman's past positions on property taxes. Hochul has previously opposed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed income-tax increases and stated during an October debate that she would not raise state income taxes. However, declining to sign a broad pledge is not the same as announcing a tax increase. The larger issue is New York's financial outlook. According to the New York Post, state revenue projections have improved by approximately $8.6 billion, while the state budget stands near $282 billion. Yet officials also project a roughly $2.9 billion deficit in the next budget cycle, with larger gaps possible in subsequent years. Meanwhile, Mamdani has advocated raising taxes on wealthy residents and corporations to help address New York City's financial pressures. That raises serious questions. If state revenues are exceeding expectations, why are future deficits still projected? Which spending commitments are driving those gaps? What alternatives to tax increases have officials evaluated? Could new taxes affect employers, housing costs and working families? And will Hochul commit to specific tax policies before voters cast their ballots? New Yorkers deserve to know not just whether taxes might increase, but why government spending continues to create future budget pressures. #americasragingpolitics #KathyHochul #newyork #mamdani #taxpayer
HOCHUL REFUSES NO-NEW-TAXES PLEDGE AS NEW YORK FACES BILLIONS IN FUTURE BUDGET GAPS New York Governor Kathy Hochul is facing renewed questions about whether she will support future tax increases as the state approaches its November election. Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman signed a five-point taxpayer protection pledge and challenged Hochul to do the same. The pledge calls for opposing increases in income and property taxes, new inheritance taxes, unfunded mandates and other government-imposed costs. Hochul's campaign declined to endorse the pledge, defending her record on middle-class tax relief and criticizing Blakeman's past positions on property taxes. Hochul has previously opposed New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani's proposed income-tax increases and stated during an October debate that she would not raise state income taxes. However, declining to sign a broad pledge is not the same as announcing a tax increase. The larger issue is New York's financial outlook. According to the New York Post, state revenue projections have improved by approximately $8.6 billion, while the state budget stands near $282 billion. Yet officials also project a roughly $2.9 billion deficit in the next budget cycle, with larger gaps possible in subsequent years. Meanwhile, Mamdani has advocated raising taxes on wealthy residents and corporations to help address New York City's financial pressures. That raises serious questions. If state revenues are exceeding expectations, why are future deficits still projected? Which spending commitments are driving those gaps? What alternatives to tax increases have officials evaluated? Could new taxes affect employers, housing costs and working families? And will Hochul commit to specific tax policies before voters cast their ballots? New Yorkers deserve to know not just whether taxes might increase, but why government spending continues to create future budget pressures. #americasragingpolitics #KathyHochul #newyork #mamdani #taxpayer

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