This past weekend, Huntington Republicans officially designated Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci as our candidate for Town Supervisor!

Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci and Assemblyman Andrew Raia had the opportunity this week to meet with students from Walt Whitman High School in South Huntington participating in the Angelo Del Toro Puerto Rican/Hispanic Youth Leadership Institute. 

Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci joined with Assembly Republicans to announce a comprehensive plan that makes college more affordable - and lowers student debt for more New York students than ever before.

Newsday this week endorsed Huntington Assemblymen Andrew Raia & Chad Lupinacci for re-election.

Assemblyman Chad A. Lupinacci is announced the launch of his 2016 re-election campaign for New York State Assembly.

A Message from Elks Lodge #1565: "The celebration of Flag day is an annual event that is celebrated on June 14th. What most people don't know is that The Elks Organization were instrumental in lobbying for the recognition that eventually became an official holiday for the nation in 1916. Unfortunately, for most, this holiday has faded from most official calendars as another day of the week. We celebrate this day, as all good Americans should, but we have moved it, for scheduling reasons to the Saturday before Flag day every year. We hope that you can join us in celebration, but if not,  please raise a flag in honor of the day that seems to be forgotten by most Americans in this country."

You are cordially invited to attend a Re-Election Fundraising Event to benefit Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci:

Last week, Assemblymen Chad A. Lupinacci and Andrew P. Raia held a mock press conference at the South Huntington Public Library. The mock conference gave approximately 100 students from several Suffolk County high schools the opportunity to experience what official press conferences entail.

Assembly Minority Leader Brian M. Kolb along with Assembly members Chad Lupinacci (R,C,I-South Huntington), Nicole Malliotakis (R,C,I-Brooklyn, Staten Island) and their Assembly Minority colleagues today unveiled a legislative agenda designed to make a college education more affordable for students and families in New York State. Tuition costs have increased dramatically, creating financial hardships for families and saddling many young people with debt before their professional careers even begin. 

The Melville Chamber of Commerce named Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci its Business Advocate of the Year for 2015 during an annual dinner held at the Colonial Springs Golf Club in Farmingdale on January 28th.