Huntington Matters Candidate Interview with GREG GRIZOPOULOS for Huntington Town Council LIVE where he answers YOUR QUESTIONS.
Registered Republicans, Conservatives and Working Family Party members – Get to know your choices at the poll at your PRIMARY ELECTION on JUNE 24, 2025 with Early Voting from June 14-22, 2025.
Friday, June 13, 2025
3:30PM
Previous Years’ Candidate Interviews can be viewed on the Huntington Matters YouTube Channel.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS:
HOW CAN I LEARN MORE ABOUT THE CANDIDATES? Submit your questions and then watch the Huntington Matters LIVE Interviews! You can also search social media and Google to find the Candidate’s profiles to learn what is important to them. The candidates are:
SUPERVISOR:
~ Ed Smyth, Republican Party and Conservative Party Candidate. Current Town Supervisor.
~ Brooke Lupinacci, Republican Challenger. Current Town Councilwoman.
~ Dom Spada, Conservative Challenger.
TOWN COUNCIL:
~ Dr. Dave Bennardo, Republican Party and Conservative Party Candidate. Current Town Councilman.
~ Greg Grizopoulos, Republican Party and Conservative Party Candidate.
~ Eugene (Gene) Cook, Republican Challenger. Former Town Councilman.
~ John Posillico, Republican Challenger.
WHAT IS IMPORTANT TO YOU AND YOUR FAMILY? Development, Taxes, Environment, Affordable or Workforce Housing, Parking, Open Space, Parks & Recreation, Zone Changes, Revitalization, Beach Water, Quality of Life issues, Seniors, Safety, Policing, Legislation, Traffic, Tax Collecting, etc. etc. etc. COMMENT WITH QUESTIONS THAT YOU WANT US TO ASK FOR YOU.
WHAT IS A PRIMARY & WHY SHOULD I CARE? A Primary Election happens when a political party has additional people other than those chosen by the party’s committee who would like to be THE party candidate on the November ballot. Voters elect their favorites among ALL of the candidates. The winners of the Primary are the Party’s OFFICIAL CANDIDATES in the November General Election.
WHY IS THIS PRIMARY ONLY FOR REPUBLICANS, CONSERVATIVES and WORKING FAMILY VOTERS? The other parties don’t have any “extra” people seeking to get on the ballot in November. (Note: The Working Family Primary is not part of Huntington Matters interviews as it is not a very contentious race.)
