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State Hopefuls Debate in Hampton Bays

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Moderator Kevin McDonald at the Hampton Bays Civic Association candidate debate. KITTY MERRILL

Moderator Kevin McDonald at the Hampton Bays Civic Association candidate debate. KITTY MERRILL

Skyler Johnson and Anthony Palumbo are running for New York State senate. KITTY MERRILL

Skyler Johnson and Anthony Palumbo are running for New York State senate. KITTY MERRILL

Peter Ganley and Fred W. Thiele, Jr. are running for New York State Assembly. KITTY MERRILL

Peter Ganley and Fred W. Thiele, Jr. are running for New York State Assembly. KITTY MERRILL

Republican challenger for state assembly Peter Ganley. KITTY MERRILL

Republican challenger for state assembly Peter Ganley. KITTY MERRILL

Peter Ganley is running for New York State Assembly. KITTY MERRILL

Peter Ganley is running for New York State Assembly. KITTY MERRILL

Incumbent Senator Anthony Palumbo. KITTY MERRILL

Incumbent Senator Anthony Palumbo. KITTY MERRILL

Kitty Merrill on Oct 3, 2022
From abortion to affordable housing, bail reform to later start times for public schools, candidates for state office weighed in on an array of topics as debate season commenced locally,... more

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