Comptroller Election 2026: How New York’s Candidates Compare on Fiscal Policy

New York's comptroller race pits pension reform activists against an experienced incumbent managing $300 billion in state retirement assets.

New York's comptroller race pits pension reform activists against an experienced incumbent managing $300 billion in state retirement assets.

Three candidates with vastly different financial backgrounds are vying for New York's comptroller role, which oversees $300 billion in state pension funds.

Tom DiNapoli won his first primary fight in 19 years, but a $300 billion pension fund and billions in annual fees remain the central issue in the fall general election.

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