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Smithtown Messenger Archive Oct. 30, 2025

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Thursday, October 30, 2025 ~ Volume 137 ~ Issue Number 50 ~ $1.00

Annual Hangar Rally in 2025 Home Stretch By Matt Meduri As Suffolk County careens towards yet another Election Day - and the last, for now, odd-year local election in New York State - the County’s Republican Committee is sparing no expense to get the vote out with less than a week to go. Continued on page 4

(Left to right) P.O. McCaffrey, Co. Exec. Romaine, D.A. Tierney, GOP Chairman Garcia, Brookhaven Clerk LaValle

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GOP Hits the Home Stretch By Matt Meduri The 2025 election, likely the last under New York’s recently-upheld even-year elections law, is less than a week away. The Smithtown Republican Party is looking to retain its entire hold on Town-level positions, as well as both County Legislature seats that cross the town’s border. Supervisor Ed Wehrheim (R-Kings Park) is running for a third four-year term. First elected in 2017 after a down-to-the-wire primary that year, Wehrheim survived another contested primary this year, a tumultuous race between term-limited Suffolk County Legislator Rob Trotta (R-Fort Salonga) that culminated in a ten-point win for Wehrheim in June. Continued on page 10 Supervisor Wehrheim (R-Kings Park) (Credit - Matt Meduri)

FULL STORIES ON:

Ballot Measure Endorsements Page 5

Town & County Endorsements Pages 12 & 13

Lake Ronkonkoma Gains ‘Keepers’ Page 17

Sal Formica (R-Commack) (Credit - Matt Meduri)

Credit: Matt Meduri

Suffolk GOP Holds


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