ALBANY, N.Y. (AP) — State lawmakers in Albany are pushing for legislation that would require statewide elected officials in New York — including the president of the United States — to disclose their state income tax returns.
Assemblyman David Buchwald, of Westchester, and Sen. Brad Hoylman, of Manhattan, have introduced a measure known as the NY TRUTH Act, and they’re holding a rally at noon Monday at the state Capitol to talk about their effort.
The two Democrats say 90 members of the Democrat-controlled Assembly have signed on as co-sponsors of the legislation.
In the Senate, also controlled by Democrats, 31 of the chamber’s 63 members are co-sponsoring the measure.
On Thursday, the White House said that House Democrats are playing “political games” by seeking to obtain Republican President Donald Trump’s tax records.
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