Polls closed in party primaries in Nassau and Suffolk
In East Hampton, Councilman Jeffrey Bragman is challenging Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc for the Democratic nomination for town supervisor.
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Jun 22, 2021, 9:59 AM
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Updated 1,032 days ago
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5ds agoLong Islanders in four towns -- plus Long Beach and Glen Cove -- voted Tuesday for primary votes.
Primaries took place in East Hampton, Huntington, Islip and Southampton.
In East Hampton, Councilman Jeffrey Bragman is challenging Supervisor Peter Van Scoyoc for the Democratic nomination for town supervisor.
Other primaries are for town council, trustees and town justices.
