Susan Arbetter is a Political Anchor for Spectrum News, focusing on local politics in the United States, specifically in New York and Syracuse. She writes articles for Spectrum News, Spectrum News 13 Orlando, and Time Warner Cable Enterprises, LLC, covering a wide range of political topics and providing insights into the local political landscape.
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By: Susan Arbetter
In a blue state like New York, it can be tough for a Republican to throw their hat into the ring and win statewide.
By: Susan Arbetter
Dr. Vin Bonventre joins Capital Tonight.
By: Susan Arbetter
The first thing you should know about Proposition 1 is that it won't provide any additional rights to any groups, although it will put into the New
By: Susan Arbetter
He's a long-time indigenous leader in New York state and a candidate for president of the Seneca Nation.
By: Susan Arbetter
It will put into the New York state constitution protections now provided by statute.
By: Susan Arbetter
None of it is real, yet this kind of disinformation is ubiquitous. According to U.S. intelligence agencies, some of it is being generated by foreign actors, like Russia, China and Iran trying to sow divisions in the U.S.
By: Susan Arbetter
Nathan Gusdorf joins Capital Tonight.
By: Susan Arbetter
The update details how much tax revenue is coming into the state’s coffers, and whether spending is on track with projections.
By: Susan Arbetter
The attorney general’s election protection hotline is (866) 390-2992.
By: Susan Arbetter
New York's office of the attorney general isn't leaving voters to deal with election issues on their own.
(833) 317-6278 
