Kathy Hochul's Manhattan toll plan faces perilous path under Trump

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

55% : Advocates are now eager for the tolls to be in place at the start of the year, before Trump returns to the presidency.
52% : Republicans want Trump to rescind federal approval of the program -- a move he signaled he would make over the summer.
51% : Tolling begins two weeks before Trump takes office on Jan. 20.
40% : "It could definitely hurt the governor and some congressional candidates and state legislative candidates," said Queens Assemblymember David Weprin, a Democrat who's a plaintiff in the teachers' union lawsuit.
18% : Hochul's administration and the Metropolitan Transportation Authority rushed to have the program known as congestion pricing in place before Trump is sworn in -- a move that came months after she temporarily blocked its implementation over political concerns.

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