Sam Seder
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Cuomo Suing Over Census?
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May 2, 2021
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6:36Now PlayingAndrew Cuomo isn't happy with the census results. Sam Seder and the Majority Report crew discuss this.
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"ALBANY — There's no easy path for New York to win a legal fight with the U.S. Census Bureau over its narrow loss of a Congressional seat, but Gov. Andrew Cuomo said this week he's looking at “legal options” nevertheless.
New York's governor didn't spell out what legal actions he is considering, but said he thinks New York's loss of a seat could be chalked up to a “minor” counting mistake in the 2020 census.
A census expert estimated Monday that if the census had counted just 89 more people in New York, it could have kept 27 House seats, assuming all other state totals remained the same.
“Do I think it was accurate to within 89? No.” Cuomo told reporters at a Tuesday press conference. "And we’re looking at legal options. Because when you’re talking about 89. That could be a minor mistake in counting.”"
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