New York's political landscaping evoking memories of 2018

The shifting political landscape in New York is getting a lot of attention, but have we seen this story before? At least to some degree, with the insurgent left and Democrats banking on an anti-Donald Trump mood, this is the same narrative that unfolded in 2018, when AOC burst on the scene, Democrats flipped control of the state senate and Andrew Cuomo cruised to re-election. To consider this dynamic, we're checking in with Loren Amor, an executive vice president with BerlinRosen. We'll discuss whether the enthusiasm on the far left will translate in purple districts, share expectations for Kathy Hochul's re-election bid, and reflect on where Pat Ryan is heading. And if you enjoy Dispatches from Planet Albany, please leave a rating and consider becoming a recurring contributor to support the podcast (because we could really use the money).   Subscribe to our newsletter / https://www.publicmediasubscriptions.org/WCNY/subscription/pressroom  Follow the show on Twitter / https://twitter.com/CapPressRoom Follow the show on Instagram / https://www.instagram.com/capitolpressroom/ Follow the show on Facebook / https://www.facebook.com/thecapitolpressroom