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You'll decide the race for State Comptroller, the state's money-manager, in next month's election.

Tom DiNapoli backs legislation that would restore the pre-audit oversight previously stripped from his office.

State Comptroller Tom DiNapoli (D) discusses the state's finances six months after the state budget was passed.

“The health of the economy is good and it’s strong, but the recovery is not where we want it to be. It’s uneven."

DiNapoli is asking that Amazon to review its impacts on civil rights, equity, diversity and inclusion, and the impacts of those issues on its business.

DiNapoli believes there is an opportunity to set aside the new revenues to make sure the state is in a good position in case of an emergency, such as another lockdown.

“New York State’s pension fund is at the leading edge of investors addressing climate risk, because investing for the low-carbon future is essential to protect the fund’s long-term value."

The attorney general is already investigating Cuomo on sexual harassment charges from multiple women. And federal prosecutors are looking into a possible cover-up of nursing homes deaths.

“This is an important step in the worldwide campaign to stop investments in fossil fuels in order to prevent the worst of global warming."

There’s a growing movement in the state Legislature to raise taxes on the wealthy to help balance the state’s budget and to help cities out.