The Cuomo Administration

The Cuomo Administration refers to the period when Andrew Cuomo was governor of New York State (2011–2021). His tenure involved managing state policies, budgets, and responses to crises, including Hurricane Sandy recovery and the COVID-19 pandemic. Cuomo prioritized economic development, infrastructure, and healthcare improvements. His administration faced both praise for economic growth and allegations of misconduct and mishandling, notably regarding pandemic data and workplace harassment. Cuomo resigned in 2021 amid mounting pressure from investigations and public criticism. Overall, his leadership significantly shaped New York’s policies and reputation during his time in office.