The Nassau, Suffolk and Queens Republican committees have selected Dan DeBono, a Huntington Republican committeeman and former U.S. Navy SEAL, to challenge first-term Rep. Thomas Suozzi in November.

The Huntington Town Board voted this week to enact term limits for all local elected officials, fulfilling a key campaign promise by Republican Supervisor Chad Lupinacci and Republican Councilman Ed Smyth.

When Americans across the country elected President Donald J. Trump last November, they sent a message loud and clear: it’s time to get our country back on track, drain the swamp in Washington, and Make America Great Again!

The next Huntington supervisor is Chad Lupinacci. Lupinacci, a Republican and current state assemblyman, earned 26,481 votes Tuesday to defeat Democrat and current Huntington Councilwoman Tracey Edwards, who earned 21,575 votes. A third candidate in the race, Michael Raspantini, earned 1,076 votes. Lupinacci, 38, of Melville, watched the results roll in Tuesday night at a packed Nathan Hale VFW Post 1469 in Huntington Station. There, he said, that based on “the feedback we were hearing today, whether at the supermarkets or on the phones, we knew Huntington was ready for a new direction.”

Tom Suozzi’s shameful anti-veteran votes continue to pile up as he perfects "Washington double-speak."

Nearly half of New York state voters -- 49% -- would consider voting for “someone else” other than Gov. Cuomo in 2018, according to a new Siena College poll released today.