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Santos should do the honest thing: step aside
More than a quarter-million people turned out across the North Shore and Queens on Election Day to decide who would succeed Tom Suozzi representing them in the U.S. House. Those voters overwhelmingly chose George Santos to take that job. Yet the George Santos they elected is not actually George Santos. It’s a fictional character, and what voters believed about him was no different than believing Martin Sheen might make a good President of the United States because of the likeable character he once played on television. more
U.S. Rep.-elect George Santos has yet to directly respond to questions about his claimed work and education history, as well as where hundreds of thousands of dollars he loaned his campaign originated from. Now he's facing additional questions about whether his claims his grandparents escaped the Holocaust are true.
Santos claims grandparents were Holocaust survivors challenged
George Santos  faces growing scrutiny over where he has worked, where he went to school, and where his seemingly sudden wealth has come from. But now the U.S. Representative-elect is being questioned about something much different: Is he a descendant of Holocaust survivors? more
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Political science professor Daniel Magleby tells a Nassau County Legislature redistricting committee last week its maps from both Democrats and Republicans show clear gerrymandering. Final maps determining who will represent who at the county level are expected as early as this week.
GOP, Dems can’t agree on district maps
Nassau County Republicans and Democrats remained far apart when it comes to redistricting the county legislature. And as a final map is expected to be released this week — if not already … more
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Nassau County Public Administrator Brian Curran won the election in Assembly District 21.
Brian Curran reclaims his seat in Assembly District 21
Assemblywoman Judy Griffin, the incumbent Democrat, and Brian Curran, her Republican challenger and predecessor, remained neck-and-neck as Nassau County election officials continued counting ballots this week, trying to determine who will represent the district in Albany next year. more
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Ed Ra was among the Republicans declaring victory, winning re-election to his state assembly seat.
Republicans claim a number of Assembly seats on Tuesday
Voters in Nassau County have decided whom they want to send to Albany to represent their districts in the Assembly. more
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Steve Rhoads was among the Republicans who won on Nov. 8, defeating incumbent Senator John Brooks for New York's Fifth Senate District.
Mixed results for State Senate candidates
Long Island voters have cast their ballots for candidates in the races for the New York State Senate on Nov. 8. more
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Updated election night results from around Nassau County
It's election night across the country has hundreds of thousands of voters take to the polls to choose who will represent them on the local, state and national level beginning next year. more
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Kevin Thomas is seeking another term in the state senate, where he hopes to continue his work to make the state more affordable, while keeping a very close eye on crime rates.
Thomas focuses on student loans, privacy
Kevin Thomas is leaving it up to voters to decide whether he’s worthy of another term in the state senate. The Democratic incumbent from Levittown says it was his work in legal service that first got him into politics, helping people pay off private student loans and credit card debt. more
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James Coll hopes the third time’s a charm as he looks to take over a state senate seat covering an area he — and his opponent — no longer live in. He says the cost of living is pushing people out of New York, and he wants to change that in Albany.
Coll targets affordability, bail reform in run
James Coll has never held a political office before, but everything inside him makes him feel he’s in it for all the right reasons. The 49-year-old Republican candidate is a retired New York Police Department detective from Seaford who spent 21 years on the force. Today, he teaches constitutional law at Nassau Community College. more
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Judy Griffin says she’s confident about getting another term in the Assembly because all voters have to do is take a look at her record and accomplishments. Still, there is more work to be done, and she says she’s ready to go.
Griffin committed to building for the future
Her Republican colleagues in the lower chamber might not agree, but Assemblywoman Judy Griffin remains devoted to her social reform agenda. more
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