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The Official Website of the Huntington New York Democratic Committee
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The Huntington Town Democratic Committee meets monthly at the American Legion Hall, Mill Dam and New York Ave., Halesite, NY. Contribute
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From the Chair...
 Welcome
to the Huntington Town Democratic Committee
web site. We are very happy that you
have chosen to visit us. We are very
proud of our commitment to “good government”
and to our record of supporting candidates who
live up to this promise. Historically,
we have been the party which has brought
diversity and positive change to Town
government, and, just six years ago, we
nominated the first African-American to be
elected to serve on the Town Board. While we are very proud of these achievements, we also recognize the need to push for continued progress on the issues that make Huntington a great town in which to live. Some of our infrastructure is badly in need or repair (Route 25-A and Route 110), our workforce needs affordable housing so that they can live where they work, and our young people and our seniors need smaller housing units so that they, too, can remain in Huntington and contribute to the rich culture of our Town. Our elected officials need our support not only on the local level, but on the state and national level as well. We are facing an important election this year. President Obama, the entire House of Representatives, and one-third of the Senate will be up for election. It is going to take money, good candidates, and HARD WORK to guarantee that the positive gains of the past four years will be retained and continued into the future. Our children deserve our full devotion to their future. We must continue to support the humanitarian, egalitarian, and good governmental actions of our candidates. The future is in our hands and we must work continuously to ensure that our goals are achieved and kept in place to be built upon for the benefit of our children and grandchildren. They deserve nothing less than our BEST effort. Please join us in our effort to continue to make Huntington, New York State, and the whole United States a better, kinder, more egalitarian place to live, work, and raise a family. Mary Collins, Chair Joe Dujmic, a local attorney and former Deputy Chief of Staff to the Suffolk County Executive, announced his candidacy to take on Assemblyman James Conte. Dujmic, 32, is running for the State Assembly in response to the continuing increase in the cost of living on Long Island and the need for bold reforms in the State Capitol. “We continue to elect the same people year after year and have seen our property taxes skyrocket. The Long Island Taxpayers deserve a strong, independent voice in Albany who will question every single unfunded mandate. If you want to change Albany, you have to change the people who work there.” Mr. Dujmic, who resides in Huntington Station touts the fact that he is a husband, father, homeowner and life-long resident of Suffolk County and believes that his previous government experience in addition to his success in running a small business make him the perfect choice to represent Long Islanders. “I’m running to give my neighbors the much needed tax relief they deserve. Long Islanders are some of the hardest working people in the country and I refuse to allow their hard-earned money to be sent to New York City via Albany.” The importance of economic development, along with the need to take a realistic approach toward spending will be at the forefront of Dujmic’s campaign. “We must do all that we can to put Long Islanders back to work. The more Long Islanders we put back to work, the more individuals we have buying goods and helping to support the local economy.” Dujmic looks forward to a spirited campaign discussing the numerous issues facing the 10th Assembly District, as well as all Long Islanders. “We are at a crossroads on Long Island. It used to be that only our young and seniors were unable to afford living here…and that was bad enough, but with foreclosure rates at an all-time high, we cannot afford to wait any longer to address all of the problems that Long Island faces.” “Like” Joe on Facebook. |
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Huntington
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168 Main Street Huntington New York 11743 (631) 421-3399 - voice (631)421-3357 - fax |