The Republican leader of the state Senate survived a largely symbolic effort by Democrats Wednesday to oust him from his position after his arrest on federal corruption charges.
May 07, 2015 at 05:00 AM
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The Republican leader of the state Senate survived a largely symbolic effort by Democrats Wednesday to oust him from his position after his arrest on federal corruption charges.
Democratic lawmakers walked out of the Senate in protest after Republicans refused to allow the vote to remove Dean Skelos as Senate majority leader.
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