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Clearly, Tom Suozzi was on to something when he described the public as being in a “bad mood.”
In fact, if you’ve paid any attention to the news lately, it’s probably not the news itself that you recall.
It’s the online comments.
Talk about one serious mood swing going on.
As the Nassau County executive race continued, you’d think [...]
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MINEOLA, N.Y. — Tom Suozzi, once seen as a rising star in New York’s Democratic Party, has conceded defeat in his bid for a third term as Nassau County executive.
County legislator Edward Mangano takes office in January. He had been given little cha...
From nypost.com
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On Jan. 1, 2010, the Nassau County executive's office will be back in GOP hands.
Tom Suozzi, who defeated the Republican machine in 2001 and became the first Democrat to lead the county since 1971, has conceded his re-election bid to his little-known GOP challenger, Edward Mangano.
"I just congratulated Mangano and gave my speech; it went well," Suozzi told me during a brief telephone interview.
"This just wasn't winnable. We could...
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From nydailynews.com
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Looks like the Democrats took another one on the chin. A month since election day and the recount on Long Island for Nassau County Executive is over with a virtual unknown Republican toppling incumbent Tom Suozzi.One day after he trailed by slightly fewer than 400 votes after officials finished counting paper ballots, Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi has conceded to challenger Ed Mangano.“I
From jammiewearingfool.blogspot.com
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- Mangano beats Suozzi (libn.com)
- 'Nobody saw this coming.' -- By: Jim Geraghty (campaignspot.nationalreview.com)
- Mangano extends lead over Suozzi (libn.com)
A Republican reader forwarded this invite to outgoing Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi's "holiday thank you luncheon", which is being held on Dec. 16 at the Garden City Hotel.
The reader was a bit taken aback by the fact that Suozzi is charging $50 a head for people to attend the event even though his campaign committee has a balance of $2.1 million.
After expenses are covered, the proceeds from the event will be going to an unnamed...
From nydailynews.com
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- Revolting Times (momandpopnyc.blogspot.com)
- Nassau County Head Expects Recount Verdict Soon (1010wins.com)
- Nassau recount results expected soon (nypost.com)
Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi conceded defeat yesterday, settling a monthlong election battle that puts the job back in Republican hands after an eight-year Democratic run. Suozzi, whose prima...
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From bahamasnews.net
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In a hotly contested race for Nassau County executive, Edward Mangano has emerged the winner. Today, Democrat Tom Suozzi, the current Nassau County executive, acknowledged Republican challenger Mangano's victory after last month's votes were recounted.
How do you feel about this? Please leave comments below.Mangano Wins; Suozzi To Step Down As Nassau County Executive originally appeared on About.com Long Island, NY on Tuesday, December 1st...
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From z.about.com
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It appears Democratic Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi has lost the November 3 election to Republican challenger Edward Mangano. A recount of the votes, including paper, absentee and affidavit ballots, shows that Suozzi's 237-vote margin has faded and Mangano holds...
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From villagevoice.com
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posted by Josh Goodman I mentioned this earlier, but it deserves it's own post. A month after election day, Democrat Tom Suozzi, the County Executive in Nassau County, New York, has conceded defeat. Most of the attention for the last...
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From ballotbox.governing.com
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posted by Josh Goodman Liz Benjamin has the latest on the Nassau nail-biter: In a conference call with reporters this afternoon, Nassau County Executive Tom Suozzi blamed his near-loss on a combination of voters' anti-incumbent sentiment and anger over property...
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From ballotbox.governing.com
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