ALBANY, New York – New York’s ambitious lieutenant governor, Antonio Delgado, made a rare appearance in the state Capitol in late March.
Members of both parties thought he’d be helming the state Senate session. But after word got out Republicans were planning to make that job difficult, he disappeared — and hasn’t performed any official business in the Senate chambers since.
In fact, Delgado hasn’t done much official business at all this year — not since he openly split with Gov. Kathy Hochul in February. And certainly not since he announced plans in June to challenge Hochul in next year’s Democratic primary…