Oyster Bay Town's Republican Officials Lead in Election
With nearly 70% of votes counted, Oyster Bay Town's elected officials are on pace to remain the same, as each of the five Republican incumbents on the ballot holds good leads in their respective Election Day races.
Incumbent Republican Joseph Saladino is leading in the town supervisor position with 66.28% voter approval, according to the Nassau County Board of Elections.
“Make no mistake, the public sent a very strong message throughout this year. They don’t want crime, they want safer neighborhoods, they want affordability and they want quality of life,”
Said Saladino at the Coral House in Baldwin on Election Night. Saladino also thanked Nassau County Republican Committee Chairman Joe Ciaro, calling him “the winningest coach in this business.
Author's summary: Republicans lead in Oyster Bay Town election.
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