As Democratic Party leaders prepared for their candidate designation convention, attorney general hopefuls sought yesterday to align their own ethics and anti-corruption platforms with that of their party's standard-bearer for governor this fall, Andrew M. Cuomo. At least five Democrats hope to emerge from the nominating convention that begins today with at least 25 percent of the delegates' votes, the threshold for securing a position on the Sept. 14 primary ballot without collecting voter signatures.
May 25, 2010 at 12:00 AM
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As Democratic Party leaders prepared for their candidate designation convention, attorney general hopefuls sought yesterday to align their own ethics and anti-corruption platforms with that of their party’s standard-bearer for governor this fall, Andrew M. Cuomo.
Mr. Cuomo’s long-awaited announcement over the weekend formally cleared the way for the attorneys who would like to replace him in the post that he has held since 2007.
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