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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.

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Kadeem M. Brown

Republican, Conservative

Financial advisor and business manager · Elmont

The gist

  • Opposes overdevelopment in District 3
  • Pledges to partner with law enforcement
  • Supports budgeting that eases costs for working families
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  1. Opposes overdevelopment in District 3

    Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator | District 3

    Campaign website · Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator · brownfornassau2026.netlify.app

    “Fighting overdevelopment and preserving our suburban way of living for families who have built their lives here.”

  2. Pledges to partner with law enforcement

    Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator | District 3

    Campaign website · Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator · brownfornassau2026.netlify.app

    “Partnering with law enforcement to protect every neighborhood in District 3.”

  3. Supports budgeting that eases costs for working families

    Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator | District 3

    Campaign website · Kadeem M. Brown for Nassau County Legislator · brownfornassau2026.netlify.app

    “Responsible budgeting that eases the burden on working families.”

Carrié Solages

Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent

Valley Stream

The gist

  • Opposes privatization of Nassau's bus systemIn office

In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.

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  1. Opposes privatization of Nassau's bus system

    District 3 - Carrié Solages

    Government record · Nassau County Legislature · nassaucountyny.gov

    “Legislator Solages has remained critical of the privatization of the buses in Nassau County”

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