New Yorkers get next to nothing for their high state taxes - Albany budget deal won't change that
Briefly

New York state ranks 47th in what residents get for the money, with poor economic prospects and subpar services, highlighted by high taxes, underperforming public schools, and deteriorating roads.
The state's budget process is likened to a backroom poker game, with a 'handshake deal' made by a small group behind closed doors, excluding transparency and accountability, leading to poor decision-making and lack of taxpayer representation.
Lawmakers are rushed to vote on the finalized budget without adequate time for review, leaving taxpayers in the dark about where their tax dollars are allocated and resulting in unsatisfactory economic growth and service quality.
Read at New York Post
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