Fish and Liddy Face Off in 28th District Primary Battle
In New York's 28th district, Democratic hopeful Young and conservative rival Liddy clash as Fish seeks a liberal posture shaped by his father. Liddy, ex FBI agent, backs law and order with GOP county support. Fish favors gun control and root-cause crime policy. Fish, a Dutchess County official and attorney, cites family congressional legacy while Liddy highlights anti-crime credentials.
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Fish
Hamilton Fish, Sr
Liddy
FBI
Dutchess County
Conservative Party
Law and Order
Dutchess
Columbia
Ulster
Schoharie
Greene
Gorman Majestic vie for 99th Assembly seat in primary
In Ulster County, Dr Gerald P Gorman 48 seeks the Democratic nomination against Gardiner Supervisor George Majestic 52 in the 99th Assembly District. Gorman, a Kingston surgeon and county chairman, emphasizes credentials and medical legislation while Majestic touts a long career on the Board of Supervisors and local procurement clashes.
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99Th Assembly
Gerald P. Gorman
Gardiner
George Majestic
Gorman
Arthur C. Chipp
Albany
Kingston Area
Assembly
Board of Supervisors
Ulster County
Majestic
Ulster Liberal Party
Ulster County Community College
Irene Stametedes
Joseph Y. Resnick
Roy Guarino
Afl-Cig
Thomas Quinn
Columbia County
Robert Shaffer
Schoharie
June Vergey
Dutchess County
Democratic
George E. Whalen
Hilary Masters
Ancramdale
Roger W. Mabie
Esopus
Milton M. Haven
Poughkeepsie
Joseph Stoeckeler
Wawarsing
Anthony Yerkovich
Catskill
Greene County
McCarthy Marshall R. Effron
Conservatives to pick committeemen in 27th District
Registered voters in the 27th Congressional District will choose four state committeemen from six candidates. Ballots are paper-based, with candidates mostly from Orange and Rockland Counties. Seekers include Daniel M. Cash William G. Griffith Jr. John Odico Clarkstown chairman Thomas Moore Frank Murano Robert C. Page. Primary on Tuesday June 18 noon to 9 p.m. Enrolled voters eligible.
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Orange
Rockland
Daniel M. Cash
William G. Griffith, Jr
Rockland County
John~i.Odico
Clarkstown
Nonbinding Primary Shape Dominates 28th District Delegates
The 28th Congressional District Democratic primary remains nonbinding with six delegates and six alternates split among Kennedy McCarthy and Humphrey slates. Each slate pledges loyalty but legally can switch if candidates exit or a compromise emerges, shaping the August Chicago convention delegation.
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Robert F. Kennedy
28Th
Kennedy
Chicago
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
George E. Whelan
Sen. Kennedy
Whelan
McCarthy
Marshall R. Effron
Poughkeepsie
Effron
Humphrey
Joseph Y. Resnick
Ellenville
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Vietnam
Washington
Didate
Harvard
Millbrook
Russell E. Aldrich
Wappingers Falls
Washington, D.C
Mid-Hudson
Army of
Ficer, Liddy
Frances Purcell
Hamilton Fish, Jr
G. Gordon Liddy
Lorraine Gannon
Servative
Thomas Moore
Orange County
Frank Murano
Robert C. Page
Sullivan County
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