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Following an investigation into sexual harassment and assault allegations, Huntington Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci on Long Island will not run for reelection this coming November.
“After much deliberation and consideration with my family, friends, and advisers, I have decided not to seek reelection,” Lupinacci said in a statement issued on Friday by his campaign, Friends of Chad Lupinacci for Supervisor. “To be clear, this was my decision and my decision alone made in the best interest of my family, the town and the Republican Party.”
Lupinacci was the Republican candidate elected to the position in 2017 after having represented the town in the state Assembly for three terms. He praised his accomplishments, such as creating the Bureau of Administrative Adjudication, protecting the town’s AAA-bond rating, and making “unprecedented” investments in the town’s parks and facilities. ....

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