East Hampton GOP Hopes To Reverse Trend With New Slate
The East Hampton Town Republican Party knows it has an uphill fight to regain seats on, or control of, the East Hampton Town Board, but its three candidates this year hope their experience and deep ties to the local community will be enough to carry them into office.
Bragman Seeking Primary Bout With Van Scoyoc, East Hampton Republicans Enter The Fray
Bragman Seeking Primary Bout With Van Scoyoc, East Hampton Republicans Enter The Fray
East Hampton Democrats Will Not Endorse Bragman For Re-Election
East Hampton Town Councilman Jeffrey Bragman said on Wednesday that he will not be endorsed by the East Hampton Town Democratic Committee to be a candidate for re-election to a second term on the Town Board.
Southampton Democrats Announce Their Slate
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Van Scoyoc. Burke-Gonzalez Say They Will Seek Third Terms On East Hampton Town Board
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Rules Change Will Pose Obstacle For Independence Party
Rules Change Will Pose Obstacle For Independence Party
Southampton Parties Screening Candidates For November Races
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ANALYSIS: Lee Zeldin’s House Floor Speech On Election Was Deficient In Facts
U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin of Shirley joined a majority of his fellow House Republicans in a failed bid to reject Arizona’s and Pennsylvania’s electoral ballots for President-elect Joe Biden on Wednesday, January 6. After rioters were removed from the Capitol Building and Congress’s work could resume, Mr. Zeldin made the case for his objections in a floor speech that was at times counter-factual and often lacking in context.
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Zeldin Still Not Acknowledging Biden Victory, Defends Trump Attacks On Election
U.S. Representative Lee Zeldin defended President Donald Trump’s attacks on the American electoral system this week while also joining with the president in refusing to recognize Joe Biden as the president-elect.
Election 2020 Saw Record-Setting Turnout In Suffolk; Even Split Of Support For Trump, Biden
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Kotz, Grimes Ride Huge Turnouts To Fire Commissioner Election Wins In Bridgehampton And Springs
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Two Vying For Bridgehampton Fire Commissioner Seat In Historic Race
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Sartain Wins Southampton Justice Seat; Zeldin, Palumbo Cement Victories
Southampton Town Justice Karen Sartain will retain her seat on the bench after the counting of absentee ballots lifted her past her Republican challenger, Patrick Gunn, in vote totals.
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