Suffolk County Democrats
Democrats bolstered an already strong majority in the Suffolk County Legislature Tuesday night with a decisive victory in a special election to fill a vacancy representing the East End.
Southold Town Councilmember Al Krupski, the Democrat, defeated Riverhead's GOP Town Supervisor, Sean Walter, by more than 30 percentage points. Krupski captured 6,561 votes, or about 67 percent, to Walter's 3,182 votes, or 33 percent.
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Southold Town will have to find another councilman.
Southold Town Councilman Al Krupski defeated Riverhead Town Supervisor Sean Walter during a special election Tuesday night for a seat on the Suffolk County Legislature.
Unofficial results on the Suffolk County Board of Elections website show Krupski with 6,561 votes to Walter's 3,182 – 67 percent of the vote – with all 65 election districts reporting.
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Councilman Al Krupski has handily defeated Riverhead Supervisor Sean Walter for the 1st District seat in the Suffolk County Legislature.
Polls for Tuesday’s special election closed at 9 p.m. and — before the Board of Elections update page crashed — Mr. Krupski had 6,445 votes to Mr. Walter’s 3,076, with 62 of 65 districts reporting.
That’s good for 68 percent to 32 percent.
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While vote counting is still hours away, the Suffolk Board of Elections has already received 802 absentee ballots in the special election to fill the vacancy of former GOP Legis. Edward Romaine in the first district.
Today’s contest pits Republican Sean Walter, the Riverhead supervisor, against Democrat Alfred Krupski, a Southold town board member, to succeed Republican Romaine, who was elected Brookhaven supervisor in November....read more
Name: Al Krupski
Age: 52
Current Job: Southold Town Councilman
Current Salary: $32,567 (plus $2,000 as deputy supervisor)
Legislative Salary: $93,958
Al Krupski is the Democratic and Working Families candidate to replace Ed Romaine as 1st District Suffolk County Legislator in tonight’s special election.read more
Suffolk County Legislator , I-Montauk, whose district covers the South Fork, was sworn in at the William H. Rogers Building in Hauppauge to his fifth two-year term last week.
“I am honored to serve and represent the South Fork again,” Schneiderman is quoted as saying in a statement from his office. “I will steadfastly fight for the interests of my district. I will continue to take aggressive steps toward preserving open space, reducing...read more