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Thursday, November 6, 2025 ~ Volume 71 ~ Issue Number 3 ~ $1.00
Tierney, Toulon Re-Elected By Matt Meduri Four years ago, Ray Tierney (R) mounted a campaign then thought to be unwinnable, but ousted then-District Attorney Tim Sini (DMt. Sinai) by a whopping ten point margin. Unopposed for re-election this year, Tierney earned 144,417 votes to earn a second term. “Four years ago, I was told I wouldn’t win,” Tierney told supporters Tuesday night at the GOP watch party in Patchogue. “My opponent had more money, more institutional support, and the advantage of incumbency.”
Continued on page 4 (Left to right) Suffolk GOP Chair Garcia, Suffolk Conservative Chair Torres, D.A. Tierney (Credit - Matt Meduri)
Kuhn Cruises in Council Race Piccirillo Sweeps in LD-08
By Matt Meduri
DawnMarie Kuhn (R-Bohemia) (Credit - Matt Meduri)
The Islip GOP kept their heads above water in retaining all of their seats at the Town and County level on Tuesday night, with a political newcomer securing an open seat on the Islip Town Board. DawnMarie Kuhn (R-Bohemia) has won the open seat in the Second Council District, succeeding Councilman Jim O’Connor (R-Great River), who was elected a Suffolk Family Court Judge. Kuhn cruised to victory in the open seat that includes Bohemia, East Islip, Great River, Islip Terrace, North Great River, and Oakdale, as well as parts of Central Islip, Hauppauge, Islandia, Islip hamlet, Sayville, and West Sayville. Continued on page 15
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SC Legislator Piccirillo (R-Holtsville) (Credit - Matt Meduri)