Suffolk GOP names D'Abramo as deputy elections commissioner
Irene D'Abramo, Republican candidate for Suffolk County Treasurer, poses for a portrait at the party's countywide convention held at the Portuguese-American Center in Farmingville on June 1, 2015. Credit: James Escher
Suffolk Republicans are naming a Board of Elections veteran, Irene L. D’Abramo, as the new $126,204-a-year GOP deputy elections commissioner.
D’Abramo, a Stony Brook resident, replaces Betty Manzella, a 23-year board veteran and cousin of the late Suffolk and Brookhaven Republican leader John Powell. Manzella retired from the board a week ago but does not officially go off the payroll until July 30.
Republicans also will name Mark Gallo of Lindenhurst as a senior assistant election commissioner at $110,708 a year. He replaces Josh Price, who left the board to take a part-time, $68,000-a-year job as chief of staff for new Huntington Town Supervisor Chad Lupinacci.
D’Abramo is the board’s GOP campaign finance director and is also chairwoman of the Brookhaven Apartment Accessory Review Board. She was a 2007 candidate for the county legislature. Gallo also has run for elected office, including a race against Babylon Supervisor Rich Schaffer in 2012.
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