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- New York lawmakers missed the April 1 deadline for Governor Kathy Hochul's $263 billion budget plan, delaying negotiations on green-energy mandates and car insurance.
- A one-week stopgap was enacted to keep the state funded.
- Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins said talks stalled due to non-fiscal policy issues.
- Republicans criticized the lack of urgency in the process.
- Hochul's office has not commented on the delays, which she frames as pressure.
