Usually at this time of the year, the League of Women Voters of Nassau County distributes on newsprint a voters' guide showing the ballot on election day. For some reason, I have not seen a copy of it, nor is it available on the LWV website. Below will be an attempt to list the options "down-ballot," particularly the choices that may suddenly present themselves when we enter the firehouse or other polling place on General Election Day.
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Judging from yard signs, there seems to be a contest for a Judge of the Family Court, involving Eileen Daly-Sapraicone , incumbent Judge Conrad Singer, and six others. Apparently, voters are asked to choose four of the eight. A list appears far down on this page of Ballotpedia. Scroll down to Nassau Family Court for the list of eight contestants.
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On the same link, look to the next group, Nassau District Court. There are two incumbents and two not yet on that court. Voters are asked to choose two of the four. An explanation of what District Court does is given on this page.
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For the 14th Assembly District, incumbent David McDonough's opponent is Mike Reid.
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For the 8th State Senate District, it is incumbent Michael Venditto (who makes superfluous, annoying robot telephone calls at taxpayer expense) vs. challenger John Brooks.
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For the United States House of Representatives, incumbent Peter King has DuWayne Gregory as opponent.
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For the United States Senate, Charles Schumer is opposed by Wendy Long.
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Fortunately, Google's Blogger or Blogpost allows editing, so I will add more information as I find it. The gaps are in minor party candidates or the judgeship races.
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There seems to be no referendum on the ballot. Please correct me if I am wrong.
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