Sentences with phrase «candidates running for supervisor»
He turned the door hanger over and there were three beautiful color photos of the G.O.P. candidates running for supervisor and town board positions.
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Peter Van Scoyoc and Manny Vilar, the Democratic and Republican candidates for East Hampton Town supervisor, respectively, are expected to attend, as are their running mates for town board: the Democratic candidates Kathee Burke - Gonzalez and Jeffrey Bragman, and the Republican candidates Paul Giardina and Jerry Larsen.
Here's what the two candidates for town supervisor had to say about the issues and why they're running.
Mr. Goodman, who is 34 and runs a corporate advisory firm focused on aerospace and defense industries, takes the helm of the Republican Committee after a disappointing campaign in which its candidates for supervisor and town board were defeated by wide margins and just two of its nine candidates for town trustee prevailed in the November election.
After denying he was a candidate for supervisor, town councilman Fred Costello was urged by enough Democrats to finally say he would run.
Robert Ripp, an independent who is running for Oyster Bay Town supervisor, speaks during a candidates forum at the Hicksville library on Thursday, Oct. 12, 2017.
Democratic candidate Sara Niccoli didn't mention it in the numerous press releases announcing her run for state Senate against George Amedore, but the Palatine town supervisor doesn't recite the pledge of allegiance prior to board meetings.
The Islip town supervisor is taking on Democratic candidate Adrienne Esposito for an open seat being vacated by Republican Lee Zeldin, who is running for Congress.
Of the party's six nominees for town office, three have run in the past, including a recent candidate for town supervisor and two prior Town Board hopefuls.
Had Mr. Schneiderman not received the Democrats» endorsement for supervisor, he would have run on the Independence line alone, without a chance of challenging for the additional ballot spot, because a candidate can only force a primary if he or she is a registered member of that party.
Camp Anchor families and other special - needs advocates announced the lawsuit at a news conference Sunday morning outside Town Hall with Democratic supervisor candidate Laura Gillen, who previously volunteered at the camp, and attorney Jeff Gold, who is running for the county legislature as a Democrat.
Councilman Peter Van Scoyoc and Manny Vilar, the Democratic and Republican candidates for East Hampton Town supervisor, are scheduled to attend, as are their running mates, the Democrats Jeffrey Bragman and Councilwoman Kathee Burke - Gonzalez, and the Republicans Paul Giardina and Jerry Larsen.
Preserve Rockland is also running Betty Carmand as a candidate for town board and Mike Parietti for town supervisor.
The ever - active Bernardo, a former candidate for county executive and husband of former county legislature chairwoman Terry Bernardo, is running for Rochester town supervisor this year.
Others running for county supervisor for the city are Republican incumbent Matthew Veitch, Democrats Patricia Friesen and Tara Gaston, and Green party candidate Joseph Levy.
The field of candidates for local office in the fall election gained two entrants in the past week, as former Woodstock councilwoman Terrie Rosenblum announced that she would run for town supervisor and current Town Board member Bill McKenna declared that he would seek another term on the board.
Voters will have an opportunity to hear and ask questions of three contenders who would like to run for election to the East Hampton Town Board in November: Kathee Burke - Gonzalez, an incumbent seeking re-election, Jeffrey Bragman, an attorney and first - time candidate, and Zachary Cohen, who lost a 2011 bid for supervisor by just 15 votes.
To represent Queensbury as at - large Warren County supervisors, five candidates ran for four open positions.
The other benefit for the anti-rail folks is that an April vote will likely create long coattails for anti-RTA candidates running for county supervisor spots.