New York State Senate

Senate Candidate Interview
Senate Candidate Interview
Senate Candidate Interview
Former Broome County executive Barbara Fiala says she's the right person to represent the 52nd Senate district in Albany. Fiala - who also served as Department of Motor Vehicles commissioner in the Cuomo administration - discussed some of the issues she'll be running on during a live interview on WNBF Radio's Binghamton Now program...
NY Senate Race Underway
NY Senate Race Underway
NY Senate Race Underway
Frederick Akshar, the Broome County undersheriff, has announced he's running for the state Senate seat vacated by fellow Republican Thomas Libous. Akshar became undersheriff a few weeks ago. He launched his campaign with a formal announcement in the town of Dickinson August 4...
Republican Party Candidate?
Republican Party Candidate?
Republican Party Candidate?
Broome County Undersheriff Frederick Akshar is getting ready to run for the state Senate seat vacated by Thomas Libous. Akshar, who was promoted to the second-highest post in the sheriff's office last month, is expected to announce his candidacy soon...
Staying in Assembly
Staying in Assembly
Staying in Assembly
Assemblyman Clifford Crouch says he will not run for the Senate seat vacated after Thomas Libous was found guilty of lying to FBI agents. Crouch - a Chenango County Republican - released a statement Monday afternoon announcing he plans to focus on his current work in the state Assembly...
No Senate Bid
No Senate Bid
No Senate Bid
Binghamton Mayor Richard David has advised Republican party officials that he doesn't want to be considered for the state Senate seat vacated by Thomas Libous. In a statement released on Sunday, David said he had "received a great deal of encouragement" to run for the seat after Libous was convicted of a felony of lying to the FBI...
Fiala for Senate?
Fiala for Senate?
Fiala for Senate?
Governor Andrew Cuomo has started campaigning for Barbara Fiala for the state Senate seat vacated with the federal court conviction of Thomas Libous. Less than 24 hours after Libous was found guilty of lying to the FBI, Cuomo said Fiala - a former Broome County executive - would "be fantastic" as a candidate...
Guilty
Guilty
Guilty
State Senator Thomas Libous has been found guilty of lying to FBI agents when they interviewed him in 2010. The verdict in the federal trial in White Plains was announced Wednesday afternoon. United States Attorney Preet Bhrara announced the indictment of Libous on July 1, 2014...
Trial Preparations
Trial Preparations
Trial Preparations
Senator Thomas Libous wants to be able to discuss his health challenges at his upcoming federal trial. The Binghamton Republican has been accused of making false statements to the FBI. His indictment was announced nearly a year ago. The trial is scheduled to start July 13 in Westchester County...
Back in Albany
Back in Albany
Back in Albany
State Senator Thomas Libous returned to the Capitol in Albany June 16, greeting colleagues as he continues to battle cancer. The Binghamton Republican had spent several weeks in Florida after undergoing back surgeries. He had dealt with complications caused by an infection...
Senate Majority Leader Arrested
Senate Majority Leader Arrested
Senate Majority Leader Arrested
New York state Senate Majority Leader Dean Skelos and his son, Adam Skelos, have been arrested on federal corruption charges. The 67-year-old senator and his 32-year-old son turned themselves in at an FBI office in New York City May 4. United States Attorney Preet Bharara said the men are named in a six-count complaint...

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