New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo (D-N.Y.) is throwing his support behind efforts in the state legislature to obtain President Trump's tax returns.
Legislation was introduced Monday by state Sen. Brad Hoylman (D) that would enable the New York Department of Taxation and Finance to release any individual's tax returns if they are requested by certain congressional committees.
Richard Azzopardi, a senior adviser to Cuomo, told the New York Times that Cuomo supports the bill "as long as it applies to everybody."
A New York state senator told the Times that the bill will likely be debated this week by Democrats in the chamber and could be passed after the upcoming recess that ends April 29.
David Buchwald, an assemblyman who supports the legislation, told the Times that he feels it "is incumbent upon us" to make sure the public has access to Trump's taxes.