Madeline Singas. (Photo: Rick Kopstein/ALM)
Singas, a career prosecutor, was the county’s acting district attorney before she was elected to the office in 2015. Katz, who has promised to end cash bail, speed up trials and refuse to prosecute low-level marijuana offenses, served in the state assembly and on New York City Council and worked in private practice at Greenberg Traurig before taking office as borough president in 2014.
November 06, 2019 at 12:31 AM
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Democrats won two contested races for district attorney in the New York metropolitan area Tuesday, with incumbent Madeline Singas winning a second term in Nassau County and Melinda Katz taking over an open seat in Queens County.
Singas, a career prosecutor, was the county’s acting district attorney before she was elected to the office in 2015. She previously led the special victims bureau in the DA’s office.
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