Governor Kathy Hochul and her challenger, Lee Zeldin, are making final pushes in New York’s tight race for governor, with both candidates highlighting their differing approaches to tax policy as a key issue in the closing days of the campaign. Hochul has emphasized efforts to expand middle-class tax cuts and support for small businesses, while Zeldin has focused on proposals to reduce taxes for residents and businesses across the board. Tax relief measures, including potential cuts to property and income taxes, have become central to their closing arguments as voters weigh economic priorities. With Election Day approaching, the candidates are intensifying their messaging to sway undecided voters ahead of the final stretch.
Hochul and Blakeman tout tax policy in closing days of governor's race Spectrum News
