Blakeman Vows to Axe Traffic Toll in Manhattan
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Bruce Blakeman Warns Hochul Could Expand Congestion Pricing Across New York, Vows to Eliminate $9 Toll - Real News Now
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman warned Tuesday that New York’s controversial congestion pricing program could eventually spread beyond Manhattan if Democratic Gov. Kathy Hochul wins another term, accusing her administration of relying on additional taxes and fees to finance excessive government spending. Speaking beneath a congestion pricing camera on Manhattan’s Upper East Side, the Nassau County executive pledged to eliminate…
Blakeman warns congestion pricing is headed ‘to a community near you’ if Hochul wins
Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman warned New York voters that congestion pricing could come to a “community near you” if Gov. Kathy Hochul wins reelection Blakeman, the Nassau County executive, vowed to kill the program outright if he beats the Democratic incumbent in the Nov. 3 election as he claimed Hochul could have a menu...
New York State Republican gubernatorial candidate Bruce Blakeman held a press conference on October 27 at the intersection of Fifth Avenue and 60th Street in Manhattan, near the starting point of the congestion charge, criticizing the charge for increasing the burden on residents and promising to abolish it if elected. Republican lieutenant governor candidate Todd Hood and state comptroller candidate Joe Hernandez were also present.
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