He will autograph each and every Nassau oTB calendar for the year 2023 if he wins
Just call him mr ZE
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He will autograph each and every Nassau oTB calendar for the year 2023 if he wins
Just call him mr ZE
Loves to be in the middle of the hoagie where cash is lettuce
Sufgolk oTB owns Medford property but Suffolk oTB is a sufgufgolk county crookhaven puppet as phony as Kevin McCaffrey being a sufgolk county legislator for the benefit of his cash cow the teamsters who he serves
Before all others
The teamsters May be right Amazon injures people but teamsters and McCaffrey injure any pretense at anything other than pay to play and threatens and. Thug
On thieving
1no leave transfer plan at Nassau otb just like lee zeld
2 Nassau oTB not open 365 days of the year just like lee zeldin
You can get elected even when you are a thief
Gov. Kathy Hochul has a whopping 24-point lead over Republican Rep. Lee Zeldin with 11 weeks to go before Election Day, according to a new poll released Tuesday.
The incumbent Democrat had 55% supportamong likely voters in the poll conducted between Aug. 17 and Aug. 22 by SurveyUSA on behalf of WNYT-TV in Albany. Another 31% backed Zeldin and 14% said they were undecided.
There was some good news for Zeldin in the survey, with 33% of voters saying battling inflation was the most important issue when it comes to deciding their vote for governor. Health care and criminal justice reform were a distant second on 12% each.

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“Lee Zeldin has 10 weeks to get Gov. Hochul under 50% and the issues voters identify as most concerning to them are on his side,” GOP political consultant Bill O’Reilly told The Post. “Mrs. Hochul’s financial advantage is growing though, and that’s got to be worrisome to the Zeldin campaign.”
Zeldin leads his Democratic rival by 69 points among Republicans and 36 points among conservatives while Hochul led in every other demographic group, according to the poll.
Political independents split their support 46% to 31% in favor of the governor, while self-described moderates broke for her by 49% to 30%.
The two candidates are nearly even among households with guns, with Hochul getting 41% support in that demographic compared to 40% for Zeldin.
Zeldin has campaigned hard on economic and criminal justice issues like opposing bail reform while Hochul has focused on abortion rights, gun control and the Republican’s votes against certifying the 2020 presidential election results from certain states.
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“The more people notice Lee Zeldin is a Trump-supported Republican extremist who voted against certifying the election, the better it is for Kathy Hochul,” Democratic political consultant Evan Stavisky told The Post Tuesday.
But just 10% of respondents rated abortion as the top issue for them in the gubernatorial race while 9% more said “guns” — suggesting those issues might have limited utility for Hochul on the campaign trail.
If Zeldin is to pull off an unlikely win, experts say he’ll have to get at least 30% of the vote in the Democratic bastion of New York City while running up big margins in the suburbs and upstate.
Tuesday’s poll showed the congressman with 22% support in New York City, with the Buffalo-born Hochul leading by eight points upstate and 17 points in the NYC suburbs.
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By comparison, Zeldin had 21% support in the five boroughs with three-point leads upstate and in the New York City suburbs, according to a Siena College poll released in early August that showed Hochul ahead by 14 points overall.
Registered Democrats outnumber registered Republicans by roughly two-to-one in the Empire State and Hochul reported having $11.7 million on hand following her June primary victory compared to just $1.57 million for Zeldin, campaign records show.

A spokesperson for Hochul declined to comment, while a spokesperson for Zeldin did not respond to requests for comment.
The SurveyUSA poll was drawn from 715 likely New York voters and has a margin of error of plus-or-minus 4.6 perce
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