State records reveal four New York lawmakers have not visited the Capitol in person throughout the entire year, raising concerns about their engagement with legislative duties. The absence comes despite ongoing sessions and critical policy discussions requiring physical attendance. Critics question whether remote participation alone can adequately fulfill their responsibilities to constituents. The findings highlight a growing debate over accountability and the expectations of elected officials during a period of hybrid work arrangements.
Four NYS lawmakers haven't been to the Capitol in person once all year, damning records show New York Post
