Sentences with phrase «incumbent town councilman»

In 1991, Astorino defeated an incumbent Town Councilman in Mount Pleasant and was elected to the Town Board.

Incumbent town councilman John Hughes, who also happens to play bass in the kiddie rock band Dog on Fleas, jokingly called himself «a bit of a Charlie wannabe» as he seconded Kniceley's nomination.

Incumbent town councilman Jack Jordan topped the voting in his bid for the Republican nomination, while Frank Stapleton edged Democrat

Incumbent town councilman Jack Jordan topped the voting in his bid for the Republican nomination, while Frank Stapleton edged Democrat Tim Malloy, who was seeking cross endorsement, for the second slot as Shandaken's GOP caucused August 8 at Glenbrook Park on Route 42.

Not exact matches

In the County Legislature's second district, which represents the South Fork, the Republicans nominated Southampton Town Councilman Chris Nuzzi to challenge incumbent Jay Schneiderman of Montauk, who was elected as a Republican but has since switched his registration to the Independence Party.

Incumbent GOP Councilman John Morrow won another term on the town board with 1,386 votes; he will be joined by former Democratic councilman Rocco Secreto, who got 1,Councilman John Morrow won another term on the town board with 1,386 votes; he will be joined by former Democratic councilman Rocco Secreto, who got 1,councilman Rocco Secreto, who got 1,220 votes.

Just before the meeting, town justice Bruce Blatchly swore in Gardiner's public officials elected or reelected in November: incumbent town supervisor Carl Zatz and town clerk Michelle Mosher, as well as new highway superintendent Brian Stiscia and town justice Robert Rich, in addition to the two new councilmen.

Republican candidate John Byrne, a former town councilman from Cape Vincent, is challenging incumbent Democrat Addie Russell for the second time.

Day then used this momentum to spearhead a campaign to unseat the longtime Democratic and Conservative Party power structure within the Town of Clarkstown, earning a resounding victory with the election of three Republicans, Supervisor - elect George Hoehmann, incumbent Councilman Frank Borelli and Councilman - elect John Noto, Jr..

The ad being released today is on behalf of Republican town Councilman and Reform Party candidate George Hoehmann, who is running against incumbent Supervisor Alexander Gromack.

Ten - term Republican town supervisor Gary Bellows was signed on for another two years with a handy repeat victory over former Woodstock supervisor Tracy Kellogg, while incumbent Republican town councilmen John Gill and John Dittus III, easily fended off challenges from Democrats Griffith Liewa and Evan Matthews.

In the battle for two open downstate House seats, 1199 (unsurprisingly) is supporting Assemblyman Hakeem Jeffries over NYC Councilman Charles Barron in NY - 8, where incumbent Rep. Ed Towns recently announced his retirement, and Assemblyman Rory Lancman in NY - 6, the district currently represented by retiring Rep. Gary Ackerman.

Basile, a communications consultant and Stony Point town councilman, said in a fundraising solicitation this month that he has represented Larkin at recent events, a possible indication that the Cornwall - on - Hudson incumbent is helping an anointed successor introduce himself.

Specht and his running mates David Wanounou and incumbent Councilman (and interim supervisor) Yitzchok Ullman have said the right things about charting a better course for the town but many residents are skeptical anything will improve.

Mr. Jeffries has been running hard against Mr. Towns until the incumbent abruptly decided to retire, leaving the race a two - person fight between Mr. Jeffries and City Councilman Charles Barron.

The other candidates unanimously endorsed by the town's Republican committee earlier in July are all incumbents, including Councilman / Deputy Supervisor Eric Kitchen, Councilman Joel Brink, Town Clerk Linda McDonough, Town Justice Marsha Weiss and Highway Superintendent Frank Petramtown's Republican committee earlier in July are all incumbents, including Councilman / Deputy Supervisor Eric Kitchen, Councilman Joel Brink, Town Clerk Linda McDonough, Town Justice Marsha Weiss and Highway Superintendent Frank PetramTown Clerk Linda McDonough, Town Justice Marsha Weiss and Highway Superintendent Frank PetramTown Justice Marsha Weiss and Highway Superintendent Frank Petramale.

With incumbent councilman Bruno running for supervisor and incumbent councilman Bill Schirmer reportedly not seeking another term this fall, there won't be incumbents for two open seats for town board this year.

Back in August, Gardiner's contest for supervisor became an actual race when town Councilman Rich Koenig announced he'd run against incumbent supervisor Carl Zatz.

Councilman Jeff Logan is the sole incumbent running for re-election in 2013 for a Town Board seat.

And incumbent councilman Mike Reynolds, whose term is coming to an end but was not endorsed for reelection by the Dems — «due to my rift with the supervisor,» in Reynolds» words — instead got the Republican nod to run for one of the two open Town Board slots.

The Woodstock Republican Committee at its September 15 caucus injected new life into the local electoral season by choosing independent candidate Lorin Rose for town supervisor over Jeremy Wilber, the freshly minted Democratic nominee, and endorsing the Town Board candidacies of Peter Cross and Ken Panza, who will face incumbent councilman Jay Wenk in a three - way race for two seats in the fall electtown supervisor over Jeremy Wilber, the freshly minted Democratic nominee, and endorsing the Town Board candidacies of Peter Cross and Ken Panza, who will face incumbent councilman Jay Wenk in a three - way race for two seats in the fall electTown Board candidacies of Peter Cross and Ken Panza, who will face incumbent councilman Jay Wenk in a three - way race for two seats in the fall election.

In a four - way race for two Town Board seats, incumbent councilman Wenk, with 294 votes, and community activist Panza, with 293, earned Democratic nominations, edging Peter Cross, a member of the Planning Board, who received 272 votes.