Bruce Blakeman unveils plans to cut New York income tax if elected

Republican gubernatorial nominee Bruce Blakeman on Wednesday unveiled a proposal to cut New York state income taxes, making the plan a centerpiece of his campaign against Gov. Kathy Hochul as he seeks to close the gap in the race.
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