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McKee's Media - Nov. 4, 2020
ARTICLES OF INTEREST TO TENANT ADVOCATES
STATE RENT RELIEF AND PENDING STATE RENT LAW
The Real Deal:
NYS denied rent relief to 57,000 applicants, has distributed only $23 million of $100 million available
Amanda Fries:
More than 60 percent of applicants for state rent relief were
denied
(Albany Times Union)
Brick Underground:
My landlord wants to see recent pay stubs. Do I have to comply?
Georgia Kromrei:
Bill that would give landlords a hard deadline to make court-ordered repairs awaits
Gov. Cuomo's signature (The Real Deal)
THE PANDEMIC AND REAL ESTATE
The Real Deal:
Predatory equity outfits raise funds to scoop up distressed properties, but still looking for distress
Nick Reisman:
How the 2020 vote & the NYS budget crisis intersect
(NY State of Politics)
Hugh Son:
High earners in finance & tech explain why they left "the world's greatest city"
(CNBC)
Boston Review:
COVID-19 provides all the more reason to tax the rich
Daily News OpEd:
Small property owners call for permanent end of tax lien sales
Brick Underground:
Some NYC landlords offer three months of free rent to fill apartments
The Real Deal:
NYC commercial property tax delinquencies jump 50 percent over last year
U.S. SUPREME COURT AND RENT LAWS
Leonard Goodman:
The real reason Democrats did not stop the confirmation of Amy Coney Barrett
(Chicago Reader/Portside)
Kathryn Brenzel:
U.S. Supreme Court shift could favor landlords in rent law challenge
(The Real Deal)
D.D. Guttenplan:
The U.S. Supreme Court has never been on the side of working people, but has been a reliable servant of money & power
(The Nation)
STATE BUDGET
New York Post:
Cuomo waiting until after election before taking budget action
STATE ELECTION
NY Law Journal:
State Senate races may come down to absentee ballots.
Key battles over state Senate seats are poised to come down to absentee ballots as in-person vote tallies Wednesday showed New York Republicans with leads in closely watched races.
Denis Slattery:
New crop of progressive lawmakers heads to Albany
(Daily News)
Edward McKinley:
Republicans hold lead in enough state senate races to deny Democrats a supermajority
(Albany Times Union)
Amanda Fries:
Working Families Party & Conservative Party received enough votes to maintain their automatic ballot lines
(Capitol Confidential)
Morgan McKay:
Breakdown of preliminary votes in New York State Senate races
(NY State of Politics)
City & State:
Complete (but preliminary) results for state senate & assembly
Annie McDonough:
New York's 2020 congressional results
(City & State)
Carl Campanile:
Upper East Side Assembly Member Rebecca Seawright wins re-election despite losing Democratic ballot line (New York Post)
FEDERAL ELECTION
New York Times:
How long will the ballot counting drag on in New York?
Max Greenwood:
Where things stand in the uncalled states (
The Hill)
Daily News editorial:
Trump's reckless, premature declaration of victory threatens democracy
Jeffery Mays:
AOC wins second term in costly loss for Republicans
(New York Times)
OTHER STATES
Lexi McMenamin:
Philadelphia agrees to demands by unhoused activists to create huge Community Land Trust (
ShadowProof)
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