Like other Republican state Senate candidates this election cycle, Ed Smyth ran against the hot-button bail reform law passed by the Democrat-controlled Legislature in 2019.
November 05, 2020 at 01:52 PM
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In a political battle between two lawyers, Republican challenger Ed Smyth holds a lead in in-person ballots over incumbent Democrat James Gaughran in a key state Senate seat on Long Island.
The contest is one in a string of critical state Senate races statewide in which Republicans held sizable leads Thursday among in-person ballots, according to unofficial tallies from state election officials.
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New York State Senate candidate Ed Smyth. (Courtesy Photo)
