County

Suffolk County Comptroller

Vote for: 1
Candidates: 2
Election: Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: The county comptroller is the county's chief fiscal officer, auditing county finances, keeping its accounts and managing its cash.

Open seat: Comptroller John M. Kennedy Jr. is term-limited.

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Jon Estreich

Democratic

Dix Hills

The gist

Pledges to audit no-bid and consultant contracts.
Proposes a county payroll audit for no-show jobs.
Proposes an online dashboard of county spending and contracts.

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Pledges to audit no-bid and consultant contracts.
Jon Estreich for Suffolk County Comptroller
Campaign website · Jon for Suffolk · jonforsuffolk.com
“Audit no-bid and consultant contracts.”
Proposes a county payroll audit for no-show jobs.
Jon Estreich for Suffolk County Comptroller
Campaign website · Jon for Suffolk · jonforsuffolk.com
“Institute a payroll audit to find no-show jobs”
Proposes an online dashboard of county spending and contracts.
Jon Estreich for Suffolk County Comptroller
Campaign website · Jon for Suffolk · jonforsuffolk.com
“Begin work on a real-time online spending dashboard showing county expenditures, contracts, and vendors in a searchable format.”

Daniel P Losquadro

Republican, Conservative

Shoreham

The gist

Pledges honesty and transparency in county government.
Pledges to bring new electronic systems to county finances.

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Pledges honesty and transparency in county government.
Dan Losquadro is Suffolk GOP's Nominee for County Comptroller
News coverage · Messenger Papers · messengerpapers.com
“rooted in promoting honesty and transparency in county government”
Pledges to bring new electronic systems to county finances.
Dan Losquadro is Suffolk GOP's Nominee for County Comptroller
News coverage · Messenger Papers · messengerpapers.com
“his role in digitizing the Highway Department and his familiarity with implementing new technology and cybersecurity protections”

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