For the 2022 Midterm Elections, all districts located on cultural Long Island – that is, not geographically – are caught under an unusual set of
With such an array of candidates running for the position of library trustee, it cannot go without stating how limited libraries are in what they
The Smithtown Special Library District’s 15 candidates for the board of trustees are likely enough to perplex some voters, especially when considering there are only
Former Governor George Pataki (R) served New York State from 1995 to 2007. He was first elected in 1994, re-elected twice by his constituents, and
The political world experienced an upset last week when Democratic former Alaska House Representative Mary Peltola won a special election for Alaska’s at-large House seat,
For many years, Assemblyman Fred Thiele, while caucusing with the Democrats in Albany, maintained his Independence party registration. Once identifying himself as an independent minded
A large, prominent Michelle Bond for Congress sign was placed on the white, South-facing fence of the Smithtown Cemetery where River Road meets 25A. The
In the most recent Republican congressional primary that took place on August 23 for the First and Second Congressional Districts, the victors were the taxpayers
Millions of dollars and thousands of hours of volunteering later, the months-long Republican congressional primaries for Long Island’s First (NY-1) and Second (NY-2) Congressional Districts
A new mailer paid by ‘Stand For New York’ – a PAC supporting Michelle Bond – has ruffled feathers in the First Congressional District of
