Sentences with phrase «boyle for sheriff»

However, a Democratic designating petition made out for signatures from Town of Riverhead Democrats obtained by the Times Union shows Boyle for sheriff listed alongside candidates for judge and district attorney.

The newspaper reported that Schaffer planned to cross endorse Boyle for sheriff and that he set up a deal by which Republican Suffolk County legislator Tom Climi would fill Boyle's Senate seat and a Republican would take Climi's seat.

According to the theory, the Democratic candidate for District Attorney, Tim Sini, will get elected along with the Republican Boyle for Sheriff.

The Suffolk County Republican Committee named Ray Perini as its candidate for district attorney and State Senator Phil Boyle for sheriff at its nominating convention Monday night in Farmingville.

Not exact matches

State Sen. Phil Boyle made payments totaling $ 5,000 to Suffolk Conservative Party Secretary Michael Torres» new political consulting company last year a few months before Boyle announced his run for Suffolk County sheriff, campaign finance records show.

Boyle had been endorsed in March by the county Conservative Party committee to run for the post after members there were upset when the incumbent sheriff, Vincent DeMarco, testified in a case that ultimately resulted in the conviction of a party functionary, Ed Walsh.

Republican Sen. Phil Boyle has formally filed with the state Board of Elections to run for sheriff of Suffolk County.

Suffolk: State Senator Phil Boyle surprisingly lost his bid to become the Republican nominee for County Sheriff, falling to a political newcomer.

State Sen. Phil Boyle (R - Bay Shore) is moving to replenish his Senate campaign account after a failed run for Suffolk County sheriff.

While Boyle says he might still run for Sheriff as a Democrat (the Democratic County leadership would have to give him permission), State Republicans are breathing a momentary sigh of relief since they might not have to fight a special election for his swing Senate seat.

Boyle, who lost a Republican primary for Suffolk County sheriff, has shifted $ 56,000 from his sheriff's campaign to his Senate account.

There was another primary on Tuesday: Lawrence M. Zacarese won his bid to run as a Republican for Suffolk County sheriff over State Senator Philip M. Boyle of Bay Shore.

Another race worth keeping an eye on today is occurring down on Long Island, where state Sen. Phil Boyle is fighting Larry Zacarese, assistant chief of the Stony Brook University police, for the GOP line in the Suffolk County sheriff's contest.

Larry Zacarese, an assistant police chief at Stony Brook University making his first run for office, pulled off a resounding upset victory over veteran state Sen. Phil Boyle (R - Bay Shore) in the Republican primary for Suffolk County sheriff Tuesday.

Sheriff Vincent DeMarco, a Conservative who has held the seat for the past 12 years, did not seek re-election after the Conservative Party backed Boyle, a 22 - year state lawmaker.

In the Republican primary for Suffolk sheriff in September, GOP voters smelled the odors and overwhelmingly rejected Phil Boyle, a state senator with no experience for the job.

Sen. Phil Boyle was endorsed Wednesday evening by the Suffolk County Republican Committee for the county sheriff's post as his campaign gains steam.

Suffolk County Republicans backed Sen. Phil Boyle in his bid for sheriff, potentially creating an opening in the Senate later this year.

Larry Zacarese, an assistant police chief at Stony Brook University making his first run for office, pulled off a resounding upset victory over veteran state Sen. Phil Boyle, who was backed by the party, in the Republican primary for Suffolk County sheriff.

The Suffolk Republican executive committee late Wednesday named former county prosecutor Raymond Perini of Huntington as the party's candidate for district attorney and chose State Sen. Philip Boyle for county sheriff.

In Suffolk, voters backed newcomer Larry Zacarese in the Republican primary for county sheriff — propelling him to a decisive victory over veteran state Sen. Phil Boyle, the official GOP nominee.

Other State Lawmakers looking to make the move to local office include Assemblyman Steve McLaughlin who is running for Rensselaer County Executive, State Senator Phil Boyle who seeks to become sheriff of Suffolk County, and several New York City lawmakers have launched campaigns for City Council, which is an increasingly popular destination for former state lawmakers.

Boyle said he wouldn't use Torres» firm for his sheriff's race.

Photo: The Suffolk County Republican Committee nominated Phil Boyle (left) for sheriff and Ray Perini for district attorney at Monday night's nominating convention.

Senator Philip Boyle, of Suffolk County, was recently nominated as the Republican candidate for county sheriff, though he may face a GOP primary.

«I think we really need to go back at this and start with a clean slate,» Boyle, the Republican designee in the race for Suffolk County sheriff this fall, said in an interview.

The Suffolk Conservative executive committee named Republican state State Sen. Phil Boyle as their candidate for county sheriff Sunday, bypassing three - term Conservative incumbent Vincent DeMarco, whose testimony last year helped convict the minor party's ex-leader, Edward Walsh, on federal corruption charges.

But one county political insider accused Boyle of having «used taxpayer dollars to bribe the Suffolk County Conservative Party to give him the endorsement for sheriff.»

Sen. Phil Boyle is planning to run for Suffolk County sheriff in November, and on Sunday he won the backing of the county Conservative Party committee.

State Sen. Phil Boyle is running for Suffolk County sheriff.

Republican Sen. Phil Boyle of Long Island is running for Suffolk County sheriff.