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Nassau County Legislator

District 1

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Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The 19-member county legislature passes county laws, adopts the county budget and confirms the county executive's appointments.

Edward J. Lino

Republican, Conservative

The gist

  • Supports the county executive's tax-freeze budgets.
  • Supports the county ban on kratom.
  • Opposes transgender girls competing in girls' sports.
More about Edward
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  1. Supports the county executive's tax-freeze budgets.

    Elect Ed Lino | Nassau County Legislator

    Campaign website · Elect Ed Lino · linofornassau.com

    “Back Bruce Blakeman’s tax freeze budgets and control spending so Nassau families can afford to stay here.”
  2. Supports the county ban on kratom.

    Elect Ed Lino | Nassau County Legislator

    Campaign website · Elect Ed Lino · linofornassau.com

    “Back the ban on dangerous synthetic opioids like kratom and keep our neighborhoods safe.”
  3. Opposes transgender girls competing in girls' sports.

    Elect Ed Lino | Nassau County Legislator

    Campaign website · Elect Ed Lino · linofornassau.com

    “He will defend fairness in girls' sports”
Photo of Scott M. Davis
Scott M. DavisCampaign photo — www.scottdavisforld1.org

Scott M. Davis

DemocraticIncumbent

Rockville Centre

The gist

  • Opposed over $1 million in no-bid county contracts
  • Supports affordable housing and safe streets in District 1
More about Scott
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  1. Opposed over $1 million in no-bid county contracts

    Meet Scott

    Campaign website · Friends of Scott Davis · scottdavisforld1.org

    “tried to push through over $1 million in no-bid contracts and shady spending, Scott stood up and shut it down”
  2. Supports affordable housing and safe streets in District 1

    Scott Davis for Legislative District 1

    Campaign website · Friends of Scott Davis · scottdavisforld1.org

    “in District 1, that means safe streets, affordable housing, safe schools, and support for working families”

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