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Senator on Cuomo pay raise: Bathroom break was ‘in protest’

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Senator on Cuomo pay raise: Bathroom break was ‘in protest’

ALBANY – A Hudson Valley state senator who skipped a vote on Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s pay raise now says he took a bathroom break to protest the process.

For the past week, Sen. James Skoufis, D-Woodbury, Orange County, had insisted to reporters that he missed the key April 1 vote on the governor’s salary because he was using the restroom.

But when pressed further Monday, Skoufis changed his story: He said he was protesting the vote, which came at 2:45 a.m. and was sprung on state lawmakers with little notice…

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