A strong, wholehearted, meaningful, and most welcome endorsement of Tracey Edwards for the office of Huntington Town Supervisor has been received from the Long Island Federation of Labor.

The 250,000 member Long Island Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO, represents a wide range of union workers from teachers to technicians, public employees to painters, bus drivers to bricklayers, retail, auto, janitorial, utility, health care and construction workers. The Federation is the voice for the Long Island labor movement. It speaks on behalf of Long Island’s working families and its affiliated local unions to political leaders and legislative bodies at every level of government.| read more ››

Edwards Wins Democratic Primary In Huntington Town Supervisor Race

Huntington Councilwoman Tracey Edwards has emerged as the victor in the Democratic primary election to determine the party’s candidate for Huntington town supervisor.

Edwards received 3,482 votes (67 percent) to defeat Darryl St. George, who received 1,664 votes (32 percent), according to the Suffolk County Board of Elections. There were also 23 votes cast for write-in candidates.

Edwards will now face Republican and current state Assemblyman Chad Lupinacci (R-Huntington Station) and Michael Raspantini, who is running under his “Stop the Corruption in Huntington” party, in the November general election.

The position of town supervisor has been held by Frank Petrone since 1993. He announced earlier this year that he would not...| read more ››

Members of the Huntington Democratic Women’s Caucus at the Eleanor’s Legacy luncheon in Southampton on Sunday, August 20, 2017. Eleanor Roosevelt would be proud of these ladies.

Women interested in joining the group may contact Sherry Pavone.| read more ››