Optimum News 12 Newsday.com MSG Varsity Explore LI AM New York Optimum Autos Optimum Homes

Spin Cycle

News, views and commentary on Long Island, state and national politics

PrintAa

Nassau's Denenberg says he'll run if Suozzi doesn't

Tuesday February 12, 2013 4:16 PM By Celeste Hadrick

Nassau Legis. David Denenberg said he will join

Photo credit: David Pokress, 2011

If North Hempstead Supervisor Jon Kaiman and Roslyn businessman Adam Haber face off in a Democratic primary for Nassau county executive, Legis. David Denenberg (D-Merrick) said Tuesday he will join the race.

“If Kaiman’s in and Haber is in, I would relish that free for all and I’m in,” Denenberg said.

But if former County Executive Thomas Suozzi announces that he will run for county...

Content Preview This content is exclusive for Newsday digital access and 7-day home delivery subscribers and Optimum Online customers.

Already
registered?
Log in
Already a
subscriber/customer?
Register
Get a 4-week trial for $1
Subscribe

advertisement | advertise on newsday

Recent Spin Cycle posts

Vote

Which was the most fevered lunge for self-promotion by a power player?

LA mayoral candidate Eric Garcetti saying he is “not a throw-money-at-the-problem kind of guy.” Garcetti rival Wendy Greuel boasting endorsements from Bill Clinton and Magic Johnson. Democratic consultant James Carville predicting the IRS scandal won’t last past a month.

Show results

Newsday's Political Reporters

Follow Newsday on Twitter

advertisement | advertise on newsday