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Welcome to the Huntington Democratic Committee
It has been said by Will Rogers that "We don't belong to an organized political party, we're Democrats." And later, another great Democrat said, "If the Democratic Party was in France, it would be five parties."Maybe these men were right, but we believe that this is our great strength - our ability to hold a variety of opinions on a topic without being exclusionary or divisive.We are indeed a great tent where people with many varying views can come together and exchange ideas and work toward the common goal of caring for people by providing GOOD GOVERNMENT. We respect each others differences, and celebrate the variety of life experiences which have helped to create the dazzling mosaic that is the Democratic Party. Individually, we may not have it all, but TOGETHER we have the keys to successful governing. We hope that this website will provide an interesting introduction to our Party and that through it you may be intrigued enough to perhaps join us at our monthly meetings or on the Campaign Trail OR BOTH.

Mary Collins, Chair

Upcoming Special Events
There are lots of activities taking place during the next few weeks including  several fund raisers. This makes a  great opportunity to meet up with friends you have worked with on the campaign trail as well as supporting your  favorite candidate. Getting the word out to voters, organizing, and running candidates in elections costs money. Your donations will help make the Huntington Democratic Party a strong presence in our town.

Thursday, May 1, 2008 - Fund raiser for Councilman Stuart Besen at Larkfield Manor, East Northport. Call 631-757-9626 for more information.



An open letter from Congressman Steve Israel


Congressman Steve Israel - Serving the Second Congressional District of New York

Dear Friend,

In less than one year, television stations across the country will be making a monumental switch from analog to digital television service. If you are a cable or satellite user, you will not be affected by this transition. However, if you are among the 70 million households who do not subscribe to these services, you will most likely need a converter box in order to use your television. One telltale sign that you may be affected is if you receive your television signal over-the-air, using a traditional rooftop antenna, or one with “rabbit ears.” If this is the case, you need to purchase a "digital to analog converter box" by February 17, 2009. Two $40 coupons are available to every household in order to help offset the cost of these converters.
To obtain your coupons, please call 1-888-DTV-2009 (1-888-388-2009) or go to www.dtv2009.gov. I also recommend that you check out the Energy and Commerce Committee’s website at http://energycommerce.house.gov/digitalTV/index.shtml for a step-by-step guide on hooking up your converter box.
While this transition may cause a slight headache- there is a positive side. Digital television will mean more channels, in addition to an enhanced image and improved sound quality. Some of the channels that are currently used by analog television stations will now be freed up for wireless service, and improved public safety communications- a key recommendation of the 9/11 commission.
Please be sure to notify family, friends, and neighbors who may be affected by this transition. I urge you not to wait until next year to make the change. Welcome February 19, 2009, as a milestone in broadcasting history, instead of spending the day scrambling to fix your TV.

Sincerely,

Steve Israel
Member of Congress


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The Huntington  Democratic Committee usually meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7:30 PM at the American Legion Hall, New York Ave & Mill Dam, Halesite.  




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