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2018 ELECTION DAY Tuesday, November 6, 2018 Polls Open: 6:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. Abbreviations Used In This Guide CON DEM IND GRE

Conservative Democrat Independence Green Party

REP WFP RFM WEP

Republican Working Families Reform Party Womenâ€™s Equality

TRV Tax Revolt Party

LWVNC Voter Guide 2018, a publication of the League of Women Voters of Nassau County. Reprinted with permission.

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vote, consolidate federal and state primaries, vote by mail, elect candidates who actively engage and communicate with public. Q: What is your position on women’s reproductive rights? A: One of founders of New York Bipartisan Conference for Reproductive Rights, completely pro-choice. Q: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? A: Need to persuade Senate to enact gun violence/extreme risk protection orders, greater punishments for gun violence and New York. needs to persuade federal government and other states to enact stronger weapons control laws Q: Long Island’s drinking water comes from sole-source aquifers, which are threatened by salt-water intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoﬀ and toxic plumes. What should New York State do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: New York must continue historic commitment of $2.5 billion to protecting water, and must increase funding for sewer systems on Long Island

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Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: Healthcare, environment, gun violence. Q: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York State’s ethics and campaign ﬁnance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer. A: Close LLC loophole, overrule Citizens United, enhance punishments for unethical government oﬃcials. Q: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: Early voting, make it easier and more user-friendly to register to

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Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: Lowering taxes, decreasing regulation on business, making sure our water is clean. Q: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York State’s ethics and campaign ﬁnance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer. A: In order to strengthen New York State’s ethics laws, I would propose better screening for political

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What should New York State do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: Long Island should invest in its sewer system and regulate the use of fertilizers within the community

women’s reproductive rights? A: I am pro-life. Q: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? A: I believe that New York’s gun control laws, being one the strictest in the country, are suﬃcient. I believe the next step in stopping mass shootings should be a reform of our mental health initiatives starting from an early age in order to identify and treat those individuals with mental health issues. Q: Long Island’s drinking water comes from sole-source aquifers, which are threatened by salt-water intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoﬀ and toxic plumes.

candidates as well as tougher penalties for ethical and campaign finance violations. While I feel that those breaking the law should be punished to deter the behavior in the future, better screening of the candidates would better serve in placing not only politically qualified individuals in office, but ethically qualified individuals as well. Q: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: I would move to educate the public more on voting. Q: What is your position on

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Q: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? It is past time to enact more commonsense gun reforms in New York State. We need to do more to protect our communities from any senseless gun violence. In the Assembly, I voted to keep guns out of the hands of domestic violence abusers, ban ‘bump stocks’ that allow semiautomatic ﬁrearms to act like military-grade weapons and allow for more thorough background checks for a gun purchase.

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care services. I have been and will continue to be a strong and vocal ally and advocate for women’s rights, and I won’t let Washington turn back the clock.

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voting legislation. We also need to create more opportunities for voters to have their voices heard loud and clear and in this eﬀort I supported Assembly measures that modernize the voter registration process. Like what? I also helped pass legislation that would restrict LLCs to the same contributions limits that currently exist for corporations under NYS campaign ﬁnance laws to build accountability and transparency in our government.

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Q: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: It’s important to break down barriers to voter participation and that’s why I voted to support early

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Q: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York State’s ethics and campaign finance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer. A: Public service should be about helping the hardworking people in our communities and giving them a voice, not for public officials to abuse their power for personal gain. I have voted to strip taxpayer-funded pensions from public officials convicted of corruption and support a limit on outside income for legislators as well as increased disclosure. It is my duty as the 16th Assembly District representative to work for our communities best interest, not special interests. I plan on sponsoring more commonsense ethics and campaign reform measures to bring integrity back to our government.

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Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: While I consider all areas a priority, for the upcoming legislative session, my top three priorities about government reform, Healthcare for all New Yorkers, and protecting our environment. 1. Government Reform: I stripped convicted public officials of taxpayer-funded pensions. I fought against special interests by voting to close the LLC loophole and I support a limit on outside income for legislators as well as increased disclosure. I will continue to fight for increased transparency to rid the government of corruption. 2. Healthcare for all: Everyone deserves access to healthcare and to decide what is best for their health. I support comprehensive health coverage for all New Yorkers and have cosponsored the New York Health plan which would include a single payer health system to provide affordable healthcare to all New York State residents. Additionally, I have fought and will continue to fight for women’s reproductive health rights. I cosponsored the New York Reproductive Health Act and will continue to support measures that give women

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ANTHONY DʼURSO (DEM) the right to choose. 3. Environment: As the chair of the Assembly LI Sound Task Force, I have pushed to prohibit the use of improper disposal of dangerous fertilizers, pesticides and emerging contaminants to protect our aquifers and our drinking water. I serve on the Environmental Conservation committee to ensure bills that protect our environment are brought to the ﬂoor. New Yorkers can count on me to always protect and preserve our natural resources.

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Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: - no responseQ: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York State’s ethics and campaign ﬁnance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer

A: - no responseQ: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: - no responseQ: What is your position on women’s reproductive rights? A: - no responseQ: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? A: - no responseQ: Long Island’s drinking water comes from sole-source aquifers, which are threatened by salt-water intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoﬀ and toxic plumes. What should NYS do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: - no response-

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aquifers, which are threatened by salt-water intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoﬀ and toxic plumes. What should New York State do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: We all know that we must act now to protect our environment and drinking water for future generations. That’s why protecting our natural resources and preserving the Long Island Sound is one of my top priorities. As chair of the Assembly Long Island Sound Task Force I am pushing to prohibit the improper disposal of dangerous fertilizers, pesticides and emerging contaminants. I have also introduced measures that keep our communities environment front and center. I will continue to ﬁnd ways to preserve the resiliency of our community.

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ELAINE PHILLIPS (REP) elaine@elainephillips.org

Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: Aﬀordability—Long Island’s high cost of living hurts families, young people and seniors. I was proud to help stop $3 billion in new taxes this year, and champion middle class tax relief. I want to make the property tax cap permanent, and cut state mandates to lower taxes. Protecting our environment— I was proud to support the historic investment to ensure clean drinking water for Long Island’s future, and deliver $12 million to modernize Nassau’s oldest sewage plant to protect our aquifer and the Long Island Sound. I will continue to safeguard our drinking water by standing up to NYC’s eﬀorts to tap unused wells in Queens, which can cause chemical and saltwater contamination. LIRR Accountability—I’ve championed increased investment in local highway repair and improvements, and am working to hold the MTA accountable for service lapses, delays and commuter safety. I advocated for $8 million in discounts during Penn Station’s “summer of hell” and demanded a fare freeze until service measurably improves. Q: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York

State’s ethics and campaign finance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer. A: Restoring confidence in government requires a firm commitment to ending corruption. I proudly voted to strip corrupt public officials of their taxpayer-paid pensions, and to put an end to secret taxpayer-funded settlements in sexual harassment cases involving public officials. I am a strong advocate for term limits for state elected officials in order to bring new ideas and fresh leadership to state government at every level. I voted to support a series of ethics reforms that would increase transparency in government contracting and end pay-to-play, including measures that would require certain appointed public officials to be subject to financial disclosure, restoring comptroller oversight of state contracts, prohibiting certain political appointees from making campaign contributions, and creating a database of all state contracts so taxpayers can see where their tax dollars are being spent. These efforts will help to restore accountability to our government. Q: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: I support no-excuse absentee ballots to increase voter participation, and providing adequate funding to local Boards of Elections to smooth voting day operations. Q: What is your position on women’s reproductive rights? A: I am pro-choice and believe that decisions about women’s reproductive health should be between a woman and her doctor. I am opposed to a radical proposal that

ANNA KAPLAN (DEM) Anna@AnnaforNYSenate.com

Q: What would be your top three priorities if elected? A: Gun violence prevention. Reproductive Health Act. Education. Q: What reforms would you propose to strengthen New York State’s ethics and campaign ﬁnance laws and enforcement? Please explain your answer. A: We need to close the LLC loophole, limit outside income and eliminate the use of campaign funds for criminal defense costs. Corruption is rampant in New York

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threatens women ‘s health by allowing late term abortions and permitting abortions to be performed by non-doctors. Q: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? A: Gun violence is one of the most serious problems of our time, and I support common sense and reasonable restrictions on gun ownership that serve to protect public safety. I sponsored the landmark new law that protects victims of domestic violence by ensuring that abusers do not have access to guns. I voted in favor of “red ﬂag” protections to keep guns away from those who represent extreme risk of violence, and co-sponsor legislation to ban the manufacture, sale and possession on bump stock devices. I support stronger

background checks for the purchase of guns, and believe that the state must invest in improved mental health services at schools and in the community to identify and prevent potentially violent actions. We also need to provide additional resources for security and safety at schools. Q: Long Island’s drinking water comes from sole-source aquifers, which are threatened by saltwater intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoﬀ and toxic plumes. What should New York State do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: I was proud to support historic investment in protecting Long Island’s groundwater through the Clean Water Infrastructure Act. In addition, I was pleased to provide additional funding to modernize

a major wastewater plant in my district to protect the Long Island, other surface water and drinking water supplies from sewage and other contaminant. I led an eﬀort to provide resources to allow a major investigation into groundwater contamination by saltwater intrusion. I was responsible for both Senate recommendations to a new state panel that is studying ways to regulate chemical contamination in our drinking water. I proposed and passed legislation that would prevent NYC from reopening longshuttered wells that rely on Long Island’s groundwater supply, and increase the risk of chemical and other contaminants entering the water supply for Nassau County residents.

and unfortunately, the Ethics Committee, which my opponent chairs, met only once over the past 2 years and not a single reform has been passed by the Senate. Q: New York State has one of the lowest voter participation rates in the country. What election reforms would you support to improve voter participation? Please explain your answer. A: The voting laws in New York are abysmal and signiﬁcant changes need to be made. Noexcuse absentee voting, same day registration and early registration are just part of the way we can improve voter accessibility and eﬃciency.

Q: What is your position on women’s reproductive rights? A: I am in support of the Reproductive Health Act and CCCA. Given the threat of a Supreme Court nominee who could overturn or scale back Roe v. Wade, we need to ensure our state laws codify Roe v. Wade and protect New York women’s access to reproductive healthcare. Q: What further actions, if any, should be taken regarding gun control in New York State? A: We need to pass the Red Flag bill, ban bump stocks and extend the wait period to seven days. Aside from that, we really need dedicate funds for a robust study

into gun violence, it’s causes and the best ways to prevent it. Gun violence is a public health issue and needs to be treated as such. Q: Long Island’s drinking water comes from sole-source aquifers, which are threatened by salt-water intrusion, antiquated septic systems, nitrogen runoff and toxic plumes. What should New York State do to address our right to clean and safe drinking water? A: We need to protect our drinking water from toxins such as Chromium-6, Perfluorooctanoic acid and Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid. We also need to ensure our aquifers are protected.

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Let us not seek the Republican answer or the Democratic answer, but the right answer. Let us not seek to ﬁx the blame for the past. Let us accept our own responsibility for the future. — John F. Kennedy