News 12 Staff

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Apr 14, 2024, 1:09 PM

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New York's 1st Congressional District is shaping up to be one of the most dynamic and important races in this election cycle.

The Republican incumbent is freshman Rep. Nick Lalota who has the backing of the Suffolk County GOP.

Expelled and indicted former Rep. George Santos initially said he would challenge Lalota in a GOP primary. Now he says he's running as an independent.

On the Democratic side, former CNN anchor John Avlon and Stony Brook science professor emeritus Nancy Goroff have emerged as the two main contenders in a primary that is set for June.

Goroff joined Rich Barrabi on this week’s Power & Politics.

Also, a conversation with former LIPA CEO Tom Falcone.

And a big welcome to Kurt Semder who will be covering politics closely for News 12 Long Island.