DEBATE BREAKDOWN: Where the Suffolk County executive candidates stand on key issues
Here's how the candidates for Suffolk County executive answered questions about key issues during the live News 12 debate.
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Oct 25, 2023, 12:57 AM
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Suffolk County executive candidates Dave Calone and Ed Romaine took part in a live, in-studio debate where they answered questions about the most serious issues facing the county. Here is a breakdown of how they responded.
Opening Statements
Ed Romaine
Dave Calone
Law enforcement and police funding
Dave Calone:
Ed Romaine:
Taxes in Suffolk
Ed Romaine:
Dave Calone:
Sewers and Water Quality
Ed Romaine:
Dave Calone:
Environmental Issues
Ed Romain:
Dave Calone:
Migrants and Suffolk
Dave Calone:
Ed Romaine:
County Cybersecurity
Ed Romaine:
Dave Calone:
Affordability and Housing
Dave Calone:
Ed Romaine:
Closing Statements
Ed Romaine:
Dave Calone:
