Politics & Government
NYS Assembly District 4 Preview: Steven Englebright Vs. Edward Flood
Englebright, the incumbent Democrat, has been an assemblyman for 30 years. Flood will look to unseat him.
TOWN OF BROOKHAVEN, NY — NYS Assemblyman Steven Englebright (D—East Setauket), first assuming office in 1992, will look to fend off Republican challenger Edward Flood on Nov. 8 for the State Assembly 4th District.
Englebright has been an assemblyman for 30 years. Flood will look to end Englebright's streak.
The candidates:
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- Steven Englebright (Incumbent, Democrat)
- Edward Flood (Republican)
Englebright most recently defeated Republican Michael Ross by picking up 55.1 percent of the vote to Ross's 44.1 percent. Libertarian Adam Fischer-Gledhill got 0.7 percent of the vote.
Flood defeated Thomas Wiermann in a tight Republican Primary race in June by getting 51.2 percent of the votes to Wiermann's 48.8 percent.
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The 4th State Assembly District covers Port Jefferson, Port Jefferson Station, Stony Brook, Setauket, Terryville, Belle Terre, Strongs Neck, Poquott, and parts of Coram, Selden, and Gordon Heights.
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