Judge Emily Pines is expected to convene a hearing at the Suffolk Board of Elections tomorrow to hear challenges by both the Republican and Democratic parties in Huntington that have held up certification of the winners for town board in this month’s election. Incumbent Glenda Jackson, a Democrat, is ahead of Republican challenger Bill Dowler by 98 votes in the unofficial count. For the full story by Deborah Morris, click here.
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