Mangano: No interest in statewide office
Don't expect Republican County Executive Edward Mangano, who handily won a second term earlier this month against Democrat Thomas Suozzi, to wage a challenge next year against Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo.
Mangano said last week he has no interest in running for statewide office, although he declined to say if he's been asked by party officials. "This is where I am focused," Mangano said. "This is what I want do. As it is, I like this job."
Maybe Mangano learned a lesson from Suozzi, who in his second term as executive waged a Democratic gubernatorial primary against Eliot Spitzer, then attorney general. Suozzi lost by more than 400,000 votes.-- Robert Brodsky
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