Congress

The Census and what it means to Broome County is discussed with Director of Planning and Economic Development, Frank Evangelisti on Southern Tier Close Up.

Continued population declines could cost the state one or even two congressional seats when U.S. House seats are reapportioned following the 2020 census.

Reaction to the release of the redacted Mueller Report is trickling down from Washington as members of Congress tour their districts and elsewhere.

Broome County is announcing the launch of its Complete Count Committee in preparation for the 2020 census.

The new Congress has a record number of female Representatives and the Broome County Legislature has two female caucus leaders.

Anthony Brindisi says he believes he'll ultimately be declared the winner in a very tight race in New York's 22nd Congressional District.

This year’s mid-term election is one of the most contentious in recent memory with nasty fights for Governor of New York, U.S. Congress and local seats.

A Democrat in a major race in the Southern Tier is picking up an unlikely endorsement.

The debate continues as to whether the I Love NY tourism signs dotting highways around the Empire State are a help or a hazard.

Congressional Republicans from New York are pressuring Governor Andrew Cuomo to bow to federal demands that highway signs promoting state attractions be removed.