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Dems Open an Election HQ

Cate Rogers was at the East Hampton Democrats village headquarters on Friday, ready to help people register to vote or share campaign literature for HIllary Clinton and Anna Throne-Holst, the Democrats' candidate for United States Representative.
Cate Rogers was at the East Hampton Democrats village headquarters on Friday, ready to help people register to vote or share campaign literature for HIllary Clinton and Anna Throne-Holst, the Democrats' candidate for United States Representative.
Christopher Walsh
By
Star Staff

The East Hampton Democrats opened headquarters for the campaign for Hillary Clinton, nominee for president, and Anna Throne-Holst, nominee to represent New York’s First Congressional District, on Saturday at 53 the Circle in East Hampton.

East Hampton Town Supervisor Larry Cantwell endorsed both candidates at the grand opening of the headquarters. “I have had many personal contacts with Hillary Clinton, who is not only the best qualified person we have had running for president but exceptionally warm and caring,” he said. He called Ms. Throne-Holst, a former Southampton Town supervisor, “a leader in our local issues and a pioneer on water preservation. She will be a wonderful representative for us in Congress.”

“It is great to see the enthusiasm of East Hampton voters and volunteers for our campaign,” Ms. Throne-Holst said. She called her opponent, Representative Lee Zeldin, “Tea Party down the line” and urged a strong “get-out-the-vote” effort to defeat him in the Nov. 8 election. Mr. Zeldin is seeking his second term in the House of Representatives.

The campaign office is open from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and four evenings per week.

 

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