Incumbent Town Supervisor Sean Walter made history on election day Tuesday, fending off Democratic challenger Anthony Coates and edging out Republican candidate Jodi Giglio to win reelection on a third-party line by just 436 votes. READ
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Regardless of which two candidates win on Tuesday, the Riverhead Town Board will see its first shake-up since 2010, since Councilman George Gabrielsen opted not to seek re-election.
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.
Mason Haas, left, and Paul Leszczynski.
Paul Leszczynski and Mason Haas have served as assessors since 1997 and 2007, respectively. Between them, they also have 44 years of experience owning title research companies before taking office and have served admirably during their tenures. They both deserve your vote for office again.
Lori Hulse.
In the race for Riverhead Town Justice, it’s impossible to cast a bad vote. Lori Hulse and Jeanmarie Costello are both experienced attorneys who are qualified for the spot on the bench left open by Justice Richard Ehlers, who chose not to seek an eighth term.
Taking on questions on everything from progress at EPCAL, downtown revitalization and town finances, the three candidates for Town Supervisor made their pitches for your vote at a Riverhead News-Review sponsored debate at Polish Hall Monday night. READ
The News-Review will host a pair of public debates Monday, Oct. 19, featuring candidates for Riverhead Town supervisor and Town Board.