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I was pleased to join Suffolk County Legislator Stephanie Bontempi and New York State Assemblyman Keith Brown last Friday for lunch with Bruce Blakeman, Republican Chairman Jesse Garcia, Conservative Chairman Mike Torres, and other Republican Town Chairmen and elected officials from across Suffolk County.  We heard directly from Bruce and his team about the campaign and the support they are seeing across New York's 62 counties.  Bruce is offering New Yorkers a clear agenda focused on making our state more affordable, lowering taxes and energy costs, restoring accountability in Albany, and keeping our communities safe. His message is straightforward: New York should once again be a place where families can afford to stay, businesses can grow, and our communities can thrive.

Bruce Blakeman Luncheon - September 2026

The Huntington Republican Party is proud to support Bruce Blakeman for Governor and Todd Hood for Lieutenant Governor, along with Saritha Komatireddy for Attorney General and Joseph Hernandez for Comptroller.

Here in Huntington, we are also proud to stand with our Republican candidates, including Congressmen Nick LaLota and Mike LiPetri, State Senator Mario Mattera, Assembly candidate David Weber, Suffolk County Comptroller candidate Dan Losquadro, and Suffolk County Clerk Vin Puleo.

With Election Day approaching, Huntington Republicans are working hard for our entire Republican team.  Please join us every Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at our Headquarters at 229 Main Street in Huntington from now until Election Day to pick up signs for your lawn and literature on our candidates that you can distribute to your friends, family and network.

Thomas M. McNally, Chairman

Hurntington Republican Committee

Thank you to everyone who joined us on December 3 at Harbor Club at Prime in Huntington to celebrate the holiday season and our 2025 election victories. It was a wonderful evening that brought together community members, supporters, and local leaders to reflect on our shared successes and look ahead to the year to come.

Click to Read County Republican Suffolk County Republican Party Leader Jesse Garcia's "Facts and Folly" Statement

As Chairman of the Huntington Republican Committee, I want to set the record straight regarding the false narrative started by Newsday and amplified on social media regarding the Working Family Party votes on November 4, 2025.  The claims being circulated are simply false.

The irrefutable facts, supported by publicly available election records, establish that Maria Delgado is a long-time registered member of the Working Families Party, registered to vote in New York State since 1984. Records confirm that Maria Delgado voted in the June 2025 Working Families Party primary, where the only two candidates for supervisor were Cooper Macco and Maria Delgado. Public records also show that Maria Delgado voted in person on November 4, 2025.

In addition, Maria Delgado voted in the 2021 Working Families Party primary. The claim that she did not know she was on the ballot is not credible. Even more troubling, Newsday ignored the very public records it obtained through its own Freedom of Information Law (FOIL) request — records that clearly confirm Ms. Delgado’s participation in these elections. Publishing an unverified statement from a person confronted in her driveway, while disregarding official documents in their possession, is irresponsible, misleading, and beneath the standards of professional journalism.

The truth is straightforward: members of the Working Families Party selected their own slate of candidates instead of the Democrats’ preferred choices. The Democratic Party ran against them in June — and they lost. What we are seeing now is post-election spin and sour grapes.

I unequivocally support Suffolk County Republican Party Leader Jesse Garcia’s “Facts and Folly” statement. His message is exactly right: the media must be held accountable when they choose narrative over fact. Leader Garcia’s call for honesty and fairness reflects the same principles that guide the Huntington Republican Committee — integrity, transparency, and service to the community.

Here in Huntington, we will continue doing what we’ve always done — building a transparent, grassroots organization that recruits qualified, community-minded candidates and works every day to earn the trust of our residents.

– Tom McNally

Chairman, Huntington Republican Committee

The Huntington Republican Committee is honored to recognize John F. Fox, United States Army veteran and longtime committee member, with a banner on Main Street in Huntington Village. We thank John for his service to our country and his many contributions to our community.

On behalf of a grateful committee and fellow veteran, Supervisor Ed Smyth, we extend our sincere appreciation to John, and to the Huntington Kiwanis for their support.

We wish to congratulate our Town Supervisor, Ed Smyth, on being named Grand Marshal of the 92nd Annual Huntington St. Patrick’s Day Parade, which will take place on March 8, 2026.

Presented by the Huntington Ancient Order of Hibernians, the Huntington St. Patrick’s Day Parade is Long Island’s oldest and largest, with hundreds marching in the parade and thousands of spectators in attendance each year. It is also one of the most important cultural events in the town, as pipe bands, dancers, elected officials, and others march along the Route 110 corridor.

Ed is proud of his Irish heritage and his selection as Grand Marshal is a reflection on his dedication to public service as a Town Councilman and as Town Supervisor. As Supervisor, Ed has worked hard to hold the line on taxes, improve the quality of life, and preserve the environment. He has maintained a AAA bond rating since taking office, secured funding to build sewers, fix our roads, and create a walkable downtown.

Mark your calendars and come out for this special day.