Long Island Oversight retweeted
NEW: "What Bruce Blakeman's Private Militia Clusterfuck Says About How He'd Run New York"
"A random executive order, suggestive of the threat of violence, that accomplishes nothing beyond sowing anxiety—whose governing style does that sound like?"
hellgatenyc.com/bruce-blakem…
From North Hempstead to Southampton, town supervisor races highlight local election slates this fall, with incumbents seeking to ward off challengers in five contested heats.
In all, voters will head to the polls in seven of the Island's 13 towns to choose who will hold the top job in their respective town.
Local budgets and future development are among the prominent issues.
Read more here: nwsdy.li/4BPSuOu
(Photos: James Escher)
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#longisland #longislandny #suffolkcounty #nassaucounty #election
Long Island Oversight retweeted
🚨 NEW from @DailyMail: Bruce Blakeman "pays millions to agency behind far-right German party ad campaign and $11K to fraudster who went to prison"
dailymail.com/news/us-politi…
Long Island Oversight retweeted
very cool and timely new tracker of every NYS county legislature, by @BenjySachs on @nysfocus:
nysfocus.com/interactives/20…
Long Island Oversight retweeted
Unofficial early voting numbers continue to be bonkers in NY
- 918,342 people have cast a ballot statewide through Day 4 of the early voting period (Tuesday)
- That's 429,266 (88%) more than did over the same period in 2022
- NYC up 72%; rest of state up 97%
Source: NYS BOE
Long Island Oversight retweeted
“High number of murders in the subway”
Nassau county: 11 homicides in 2025, 1.4m residents
Subway: 4 homicides in 2025, 4m riders daily
Long Island Oversight retweeted
Through 3 days, early voting totals are up in every single one of New York's 62 counties compared to 2022.
% increase from 2022:
- Statewide: 90%
- NYC: 76%
- Outside NYC: 98%
(Source: NYS Board of Elections unofficial tally)
Long Island Oversight retweeted
INBOX: New Siena poll out tomorrow on statewide races.
Could this be the last public poll we see before Election Day?
Long Island Oversight retweeted
Republicans are obsessed with lawn signs. Local GOP organizations are obsessed with telling their neighbors who they support. It's mostly just for show and to f*ck with Democrats. Usually means little. Dems just show up and vote. That's what matters most. #NYGOV
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Long Island Oversight retweeted
Headliners at GOP rally on Long Island tomorrow (Suffolk County): Speaker Mike Johnson; Gov. candidate Bruce Blakeman; AG candidate Saritha Komatireddy and "our GOP Candidates...
Long Island Oversight retweeted
2026 General Election- Day 2 Complete
Manhattan: 46,314
Bronx: 17,595
Brooklyn: 47,177
Queens: 40,281
Staten Island: 13,776
Total # Early Voting Check-Ins: 165,143*
*Unofficial and cumulative as of close of polls
Long Island Oversight retweeted
Hochul calls FBI probe a 'hit job' as Dem boss accused of trying to buy votes trib.al/xAyGdZj
Long Island Oversight retweeted
$442m to buy our elections and it constitutes just 0.045% of Elons wealth. That’s the equivalent of the median American household spending $92. If you can’t see the problem with this then I don’t know what to tell you.
"I don't mind trans people, I just don't want their existence shoved down my throat"
Brother, it's conservatives shoving trans people down your throat. They can't shut the fuck up about them. It's every political podcast, rally, and advertisement. It's all they think about.
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Long Island Oversight retweeted
Mary Snow to discuss results of #NY likely voter poll on #NYGov race, Kathy Hochul, Bruce Blakeman, most important issue to voters, #DonaldTrump, & Mayor Zohran Mamdani TODAY
Long Island Oversight retweeted
Gillen is being challenged by the GOP town of Hempstead receiver of taxes Jeanine Driscoll. Gillen lost to a Republican in what was an open-seat race in the 2022 mid-term election; but won in 2024, when Black voter turnout was higher. Now, we're back to a mid-term election
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Jeffries talked about the importance of rallying behind Gillen and getting out the vote . He also talked about what was at stake as Democrats seek to seize the House majority, and there was mention that Jeffries himself could become the first Black U.S. House speaker.



































