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Matt Capp, a Republican candidate for the 6th State Senate District, is campaigning on lowering taxes, expanding affordable housing, supporting law enforcement, improving school funding and investing in public transportation.
Matt Capp places taxes front and center
Rockville Centre resident Matt Capp is the Republican challenger for the State Senate Sixth District seat. more
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State Sen. Siela Bynoe, a Democrat seeking re-election in the 6th District, is campaigning on affordability, increased school funding, expanded affordable housing, infrastructure improvements and public safety.
State Senator Siela Bynoe seeks second term, outlines priorities
Westbury resident Siela Bynoe is seeking a second term in the State Senate, hoping to build upon the progress made in her first term. more
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Assemblyman Ed Ra is seeking re-election in the 19th Assembly District, focusing his campaign on education, infrastructure, affordability and community issues.
Ed Ra seeks reelection to New York Assembly District 19
Republican Assemblyman Ed Ra is seeking reelection in New York’s 19th Assembly District, focusing his campaign on education, affordability, infrastructure and public safety more
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Colleen Connaughton, of Garden City, a former journalist, is the Democratic candidate in the 19th Assembly District.
Colleen Connaughton runs for New York State Assembly District 19
Former journalist Colleen Connaughton is seeking the 19th Assembly District seat, emphasizing education reform, health care access and Long Island affordability. more
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Garden City resident Joe Scianablo is running for Hempstead Town Supervisor against incumbent John Ferretti.
Joe Scianablo makes affordability, taxpayer protection central to Hempstead campaign
Joe Scianablo says residents across the Town of Hempstead are asking for lower costs, safer communities and a government that puts taxpayers ahead of political connections. more
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Town of Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti is seeking re-election, after completing a little over a year in office following his appointment to the position.
John Ferretti seeks re-election as Hempstead supervisor, touts tax cuts and infrastructure improvements
Town of Hempstead Supervisor John Ferretti is seeking re-election, wrapping up a little over a year in office, citing tax cuts, infrastructure improvements, public safety and preserving local control as priorities. more
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County Legislator Olena Nicks is seeking re-election in District 5 with a campaign focusing on public safety, affordable housing and constituent services.
Olena Nicks seeks reelection to Nassau County Legislature District 5
Nassau County Legislator Olena Nicks is seeking reelection in District 5, campaigning on public safety, affordable housing and constituent services. more
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West Hempstead resident Moshe Hill is seeking the Legislature’s 5th District seat, campaigning on public safety, infrastructure, taxes and quality-of-life issues.
Moshe Hill runs for Nassau County Legislature District 5 seat
West Hempstead Republican Moshe Hill is seeking the Nassau County Legislature's District 5 seat, focusing his campaign on public safety, taxes, infrastructure and quality-of-life issues. more
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John Giuffre is seeking another term in the Nassau County Legislature, where he said his focus remains on public safety, fiscal responsibility and infrastructure. Giuffre, 62, a Republican, was first elected in 2021, and re-elected in 2023 and 2025. He is running again following changes to the county’s legislative district lines. Giuffre and his wife have lived in Stewart Manor since 1991. Nassau County, he said, has changed during his time in the area, with a growing population and increasing traffic, but he remains focused on maintaining the quality of life that draws families here. As a legislator, Giuffre said his priorities have remained consistent: public safety, responsible budgeting and infrastructure, including roads, traffic signals and pedestrian safety. He highlighted the installation of a traffic light at Lindberg Avenue and Woodfield Road, in West Hempstead, after a 12-year-old boy, Tomas Molina, was killed crossing the street. The intersection, Giuffre said, did not initially did not meet the requirements for a traffic signal, but he worked with the county executive’s office to move the project forward. Traffic safety, he said continues to be an issue that residents bring to his office. When they report dangerous intersections or other roadway concerns, his staff contacts the county Department of Public Works to determine whether the location is being studied or scheduled for improvements. Giuffre said the county should continue investing in new infrastructure, and that long-term planning is necessary for projects involving roads, sewer lines and other infrastructure. He also pointed to economic development as an important source of county revenue, particularly through sales taxes. Giuffre cited the ongoing improvements to Westbury Avenue, in Carle Place, as an example of a project intended to improve infrastructure while supporting local businesses. It includes new pavement, sidewalks, curb cuts and drainage improvements. He and then North Hempstead Town Supervisor Jen DeSanto pledged to address the road during their 2023 campaigns. On affordability, Giuffre said that keeping taxes from increasing is one way the county can reduce pressure on residents. He holds tax workshops in his district, at which residents can get help with programs such as STAR and veterans’ exemptions. Giuffre has also used county funding for local projects, including equipment for fire departments and emergency medical services. He cited a compressor for the Garden City Fire Department, a power stretcher for Stewart Manor and a rescue truck as examples of investments he considers public safety priorities. Those investments, he said, are possible when the county maintains a surplus and can direct money toward community needs. Giuffre has worked with the Franklin Square Historical Society and other local organizations, and sought funding for improvements at community facilities and libraries. He said the county's financial position allows officials to make those investments while planning for future expenses. Giuffre is an attorney who handles personal injury and medical malpractice cases, and has spent much of his career examining the consequences of vehicle crashes and other injuries. His legal career, he said, has influenced his approach to transportation and public safety. Looking ahead, he said he wants to continue addressing the everyday concerns residents bring to his office, from traffic lights and road conditions to tax questions and public safety. “I think the biggest issue that I encounter are issues involving quality of life,” he said.
John Giuffre focuses on safety, infrastructure in his campaign as he seeks re-election
John Giuffre is seeking another term in the Nassau County Legislature, where he said his focus remains on public safety, fiscal responsibility and infrastructure. more
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Joy Jankunas, the Democratic candidate for Nassau County Legislature in District 8, is drawing on her background as a matrimonial and family law attorney as she campaigns for the seat.
Joy Jankunas brings legal background to District 8 race
For Joy Jankunas, her campaign for the Nassau County Legislature is an extension of the work she has done throughout her career helping people navigate complicated legal and family matters. more
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