Tuesday is Election Day nationwide and voters in Southold Town will be asked to choose a supervisor, two council members, two trustees, a town justice and assessor. They’ll also pick a county executive and legislator.
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Tuesday is Election Day nationwide and voters in Southold Town will be asked to choose a supervisor, two council members, two trustees, a town justice and assessor.
Scott Russell.
Moments into a Suffolk Times debate between Southold Town Supervisor Scott Russell and Democratic hopeful Damon Rallis earlier this month, it became clear the challenger was not afraid to take the gloves off in the ring with the incumbent.
From left, Bill Ruland and Jill Doherty.
Two years ago, Southold Town’s Democratic challengers ran on the need to bring party balance to an all-Republican Town Board.
Brian Hughes.
When he ran for judge in 2013, Mattituck attorney William Goggins was by far the more aggressive candidate. He spoke passionately about the need to reform the Justice Court by creating administrative efficiencies and making it safer.
Richard Caggiano.
Richard Caggiano’s professional résumé and experience in community service give the appearance he’s been auditioning to be an elected Southold Town assessor all of his adult life.
David Bergen (left) and A. Nicholas Krupski.
Deciding on which two candidates to support in this year’s race for Southold Town Board of Trustees is no easy feat. The four candidates seeking the two open seats all exhibited strong local knowledge, solid ideas and experience with our waterways.
Albert Krupski.
A popular incumbent who won each of his first two terms in office with more than two-thirds of the vote, Suffolk County Legislator Al Krupski is facing his easiest campaign yet.
When Steve Bellone was first elected Suffolk County Executive four years ago, he inherited a financial firestorm.
Wastewater treatment, water quality and natural resource protection were among the issues discussed by the candidates for Southold Town supervisor at an environmental forum at the Knights of Columbus Hall in Cutchogue Monday night. READ