Phil Boyle

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CoverageFeb 9, 2020 to Oct 31, 2020
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Most distinctive Labor 1.1 pp below the party median

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Phil Boyle

@PhilBoyleNY

Republican NY Senate

Endorsements of the Dayc c Suffolk County Association of Municipal Employees (SCAME)c American Federation of State, County, and Municipal Employees (AFSCME)c New York State Public Employees Federation (PEF) https://t.co/EEukZhFSXR

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Phil Boyle

@PhilBoyleNY

Republican NY Senate

Brooklyn ADAs quit over workloads caused by state law - New York Daily News https://t.co/zCtDYZUtMk

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Phil Boyle

@PhilBoyleNY

Republican NY Senate

@JasonElan @SteveBellone @nysenategop Never let truth get in the way of a juicy story. Fact is Mrs Walsh began working more hours. Went part time to full time. She actually made less per hour than she had been paid. Is that a pay raise?

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