County

Nassau County Legislator

District 14

Vote for: 1
Candidates: 2
Election: 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.

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Anthony B. Capone

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.

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Supports the county executive's tax-freeze budgets.
Elect Anthony Capone | Nassau County Legislator
Campaign website · Elect Anthony Capone · caponefornassau.com
“Supports Bruce Blakeman’s tax freeze budgets and will cut costs to make Nassau affordable for families.”
Supports the county ban on kratom.
Elect Anthony Capone | Nassau County Legislator
Campaign website · Elect Anthony Capone · caponefornassau.com
“Backs the ban on the synthetic opioid kratom and keeps our neighborhoods safe.”
Opposes transgender girls competing in girls' sports.
Elect Anthony Capone | Nassau County Legislator
Campaign website · Elect Anthony Capone · caponefornassau.com
“Protect women by keeping men out of girls’ sports and defending fairness for young athletes.”

Cynthia Nuñez

DemocraticIncumbent

Valley Stream

The gist

Secured grant for Lynbrook police and fire equipment
Supported Valley Stream's Downtown Revitalization Initiative bid

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Secured grant for Lynbrook police and fire equipment
Accomplishments — Cynthia Nuñez
Campaign website · Nuñez for Nassau · nunez4nassau.com
“in Community Revitalization Program funding for critical equipment upgrades for the Lynbrook Police and Fire Departments”
Supported Valley Stream's Downtown Revitalization Initiative bid
Accomplishments — Cynthia Nuñez
Campaign website · Nuñez for Nassau · nunez4nassau.com
“Downtown Revitalization Initiative, resulting in a $10 million investment in Valley Stream's future”

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