Not exact matches
Hein had been one of the more prominent Democrats considering a
run for the seat, while the Republican field has been a crowded one: At least five GOP candidates are in the mix, including
former Assembly
Minority Leader John Faso, Assemblyman Peter Lopez and businessman Andrew Heaney.
His
former running mate, ex-NYC Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene (whom Edwards defeated on Sept. 14), Erie County Conservative Chairman Ralph Lorigo (whom Lazio defeated for Row D in the primary before deciding to drop out of the general election),
former Rep. Tom Reynolds, Erie County GOP Chairman Nick Langworthy (Paladino's earliest and most staunch support), Nancy Naples (
former Erie County comptroller and chair of Paladino's campaign), state GOP Chairman Ed Cox, state Conservative Chairman Mike Long (although not today).
Faso, a
former Assembly
minority leader, is
running for the seat alongside fellow Republican businessman Andrew Heaney, a businessman from Millbrook.
Moya, a
former aide to Rep. Nydia Velazquez and Gov. David Paterson (back when he was Senate
minority leader), has been preparing to
run for some time now — actually, he started before Monserrate was officially expelled from his seat — and is favored by the Queens County Democratic Party to succeed Peralta.
In an exclusive interview on Capital Tonight, Carl Paladino told Liz Benjamin that he's tapped
former New York City Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene to be his preferred
running mate.
It's also worth noting that Paladino's preferred LG
running mate,
former NYC Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, is still on the ballot, too.
Lazio's
running mate, Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards, defeated Paladino's preferred No. 2,
former City Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, in the GOP primary.
The contact person for the objections is
former Senate
Minority Leader Marty Connor, who questioned in May whether Teachout was eligible to
run for governor in New York based on her previous out - of - state residency.
The Buffalo businessman said yesterday he'll be joined on the new line by his LG
running mate,
former NYC Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, along with Malpass and another GOP US Senate candidate, Gary Bernsten, who is
running in a GOP primary against Jay Townsend to take on Democratic Sen. Chuck Schumer in the general election.
Former NYC Council Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, who was also briefly the 2010 running mate for gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino (until he lost the GOP primary to former Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards), circulated petitions to run against Democratic Sen. Joe Addabbo, but then declined the nomin
Former NYC Council
Minority Leader Tom Ognibene, who was also briefly the 2010
running mate for gubernatorial candidate Carl Paladino (until he lost the GOP primary to
former Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards), circulated petitions to run against Democratic Sen. Joe Addabbo, but then declined the nomin
former Chautauqua County Executive Greg Edwards), circulated petitions to
run against Democratic Sen. Joe Addabbo, but then declined the nomination.
Also at 10:30 a.m., Assembly
Minority Leader Brian Kolb and Lester Chang, who is
running for
former Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver's seat in the 65th A.D., will hold a news conference and round - table discussion with community media outlets, 217 Park Row, 2nd Floor, Manhattan.
Faso and his
running mate, Rockland County Executive Scott Vanderhoef, went on to lose big to then - AG Eliot Spitzer and his hand - picked LG,
former Senate
Minority Leader David Paterson.
Senate 25th District Manhattan / Brooklyn:
Former Senate
Minority Leader Martin Connor faces opposition from Ken Diamondstone, whom we've supported when he's
run for other offices in the past.
Tom Ognibene, the
former City Council
Minority Leader who held his Queens seat until term limits forced him out, was tapped by Buffalo developer Carl Paladino to be his
running mate, a move that was revealed yesterday.
Kansas» 2nd District: Paul Davis, the
former state House
minority leader, carried the district when he
ran for governor in 2014 against Republican Gov. Sam Brownback.
Heaney is in a crowded Republican field for the GOP nomination:
Former Assembly
Minority Leader John Faso kicked off his campaign in September, while Assemblyman Peter Lopez has also filed to
run in the Hudson Valley district.
Paterson, a
former Senate
minority leader before being chosen as Gov. Eliot Spitzer's
running mate in 2006, in May at the state convention said he didn't want to «raise expectations» and pointed to the failed «six and change» strategy of taking the chamber out of Republican hands.
Faso, a
former Assembly
minority leader who hasn't held elected office since 2002, will replace Rep. Chris Gibson, who opted not to
run for re-election.
The
former Assembly
minority leader has been through the mill, having
run failed — but loud — campaigns for governor and state comptroller, the first a debacle against Eliot Spitzer, the latter a credible showing against Alan Hevesi.
As the Times Union notes, she is the second person
running who has already lost a gubernatorial race;
former Assembly
minority leader John Faso lost in 2006 and is currently perceived to be the Republican primary front - runner in the 19th.
[19] Tom Ognibene, the
former minority leader of the New York City Council, was his chosen
running mate.
Albany, NY — On this week's Capitol Connection, Alan Chartock talks to
former Assembly
Minority Leader John Faso, a conservative Republican candidate
running for the governor's office.
Faso, a
former state Assembly
minority leader who
ran against Democrat Eliot Spitzer for governor in 2006, is
running on a platform centered on reform to help small businesses, including simplifying the tax code, ending corporate welfare and easing regulatory burdens.