He's back: Trump's return may set rocky path for NY Dems on SALT cap, Medicaid, more

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

43% : Washington is now bathed in red, with Trump in the White House and Republicans controlling both the House and the Senate.
39% : Yet Democratic leaders also had to face a sobering political shift in New York: an electorate more favorable to Trump than ever before, even though he still lost the state overall by double digits.
31% : Hochul, speaking at a somber press conference with Attorney General Letitia James on the day after Trump's victory, vowed to fight any federal actions adverse to New York interests, while pledging to work with Trump on shared goals.
27% : New York, then led by Gov. Andrew Cuomo, clashed with a GOP-run D.C. early in the last Trump administration over its attempts to repeal the Affordable Care Act, which would have slashed New York's Medicaid funding.
27% : Trump went along by promising to "get back SALT" on the campaign trail, but some Republicans oppose lifting the cap and it's unclear how that provision will fare in a broader tax bill.
22% : Another clash could come over the new $9 congestion toll on Manhattan drivers, which Trump vowed to undo.

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