New York loses up to $30 billion a year to fraud and wasted payments. That's up to $2,800 per taxpayer, every year. Most of it is in Medicaid: nursing homes, home health aides, adult day care, medical rides and the insurance companies that manage it all. Some is in MTA contracts. So I checked who those industries fund. @KathyHochul: $2.31 million @TishJames: $92,000 @TomDiNapoli: $88,000 Me: $0 The industries where your tax dollars are most likely to disappear are writing checks to the people who are supposed to watch them. The Comptroller is New York's watchdog. A watchdog fed by the people it's supposed to bark at isn't much of a watchdog. I haven't taken a dollar from these industries. As Comptroller, I'll audit them all. And if you steal from New Yorkers, start getting used to used to bad food and stainless steel toilets because you are going to prison. Data: NYS Board of Elections filings. Anyone can check it.