Political Quotes

Kathy Hochul

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Kathy Hochul is the 57th Governor of New York, having assumed office on August 24, 2021. She is the first female governor of the state. Prior to her governorship, Hochul served as the Lieutenant Governor of New York from January 1, 2015, until she became governor. Throughout her political career, she has focused on issues such as economic development, women's rights, and public safety.

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Jun 26, 2025

We’re six months away from inauguration day, and that will determine who I’m working with for the next four years.

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Jun 26, 2025

keep their air conditioning set to 76 degrees and to reduce the use of appliances

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Jun 26, 2025

Obviously there’s areas of difference in our positions, but I also think that we need to have those conversations.

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Jun 26, 2025

As an assembly member, Mr. Mamdani knows that the state legislature and the governor has enormous say over decisions like those.

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Jun 26, 2025

I’m focused on affordability and raising taxes on anyone does not accomplish that.

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Jun 25, 2025

I am urging all New Yorkers to conserve electricity until 10 p.m. tonight to help ensure the safe and reliable operation of the city's power system.

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Jun 25, 2025

Today, voters made their voices heard, demanding a more affordable, more livable New York City. I hear them loud and clear.

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Jun 25, 2025

This heat wave is almost over, and if we come together as New Yorkers we'll get through it safely.

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Jun 24, 2025

Voters are demanding a more affordable, more livable New York City.

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Jun 23, 2025

Let’s be honest. In doing that, we turned off one quarter of New York City’s power and it was almost all clean energy.

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Jun 23, 2025

There will be no cost escalation for ratepayers.

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Jun 23, 2025

If we don’t increase our capacity over the next decade, we will see rolling blackouts and other disruptions.

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