Power & Politics: A conversation with Suffolk County Executive-elect Ed Romaine

County Executive-elect Ed Romaine says his mission is clear – to secure Suffolk’s future. But to do it, he says he'll need help from partners inside and outside of government.

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Nov 26, 2023, 7:24 PM

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Updated 380 days ago

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County Executive-elect Ed Romaine says his mission is clear – to secure Suffolk’s future. But to do it, he says he'll need help from partners inside and outside of government.

Romaine sat down with Rich Barrabi to discuss his top priorities – short-term and long-term – for Suffolk County.