Andrew Cuomo

Andrew Cuomo is known as an American politician, author, and lawyer. He is most famous for being the governor of New York.

Background

Andrew Mark Cuomo was born on December 6, 1957 in New York, New York. He was born as the second offspring of Mario Cuomo and Matilda Raffa Cuomo. His grandparents Andrea and Immaculato Cuomo emigrated from Salerno, Italy to South Jamaica, Queens during the 1920s. In Queens, Andrew Cuomo took in the truth of the white-collar class, working family battle. He graduated from Fordham University in the Bronx in 1979 and got his law degree from Albany Law School in 1982.

Wife & Children

In September 2019, Andrew Cuomo and Sandra Lee said in an announcement that their lives have veered off from each other yet that they stay dear companions. Andrew and the Food Network star Sandra Lee have separated after a long relationship. The couple started dating in 2005 and had not married. For a long time, Lee assumed the role of New York's first woman, appearing with Cuomo however to a great extent avoiding state legislative issues.

Bits of gossip about a separation started not long ago when Lee put a home she owned up for sale. Lee claims the home, while Cuomo shared the typical cost for basic items costs and duties. From that point forward, Cuomo invested a lot of his energy in the senator's house in Albany. Andrew Cuomo is the proud father of three young ladies, Mariah, Cara, and Michaela.

Political Career

After graduate school, Andrew Cuomo headed the Transition Committee for then Governor-Elect Mario Cuomo and afterward filled in as a consultant to the Governor. Mario Cuomo ingrained in him the conviction that legislature was the vehicle to make change and strive for equity. As Governor of New York, Andrew Cuomo has battled for social, racial and income equity for all New Yorkers.

Under his leadership, New York passed a $15 minimum wage, the most grounded paid family leave program in the country, the most grounded weapon laws in the country, equal rights for ladies, more prominent protections for migrants. He also oversaw the biggest investment in education in state history, cut taxes for the white collar class, executed a 2 percent property assessment cap, set more New Yorkers to work than any time in recent memory, and turned into the first state in the country to offer free school educational cost for working class families.