Unusual Number Of Retirements Allow Remake Of NY Legislature

Albany, N.Y. (AP) — Thursday’s primary elections will begin to reshape New York’s Legislature following an unusual number of retirements and challenges against Republican senators who voted to legalize gay marriage in 2011.

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