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Tommy John Schiavoni Bests Stephen Kiely in 1st District Assembly Race

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Tommy John Schiavoni, right, addresses jubilant supporters after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Tommy John Schiavoni, right, addresses jubilant supporters after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. STEPHEN J. KOTZ

Tommy John Schiavoni, kisses his wife Andrea a, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, kisses his wife Andrea a, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, celebrates with his supporters at Page in Sag Harbor, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, celebrates with his supporters at Page in Sag Harbor, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, thanks his family and supporters at Page in Sag Harbor, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, thanks his family and supporters at Page in Sag Harbor, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, celebrates with his wife Andrea and daughter Anna Francesca, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

Tommy John Schiavoni, celebrates with his wife Andrea and daughter Anna Francesca, after winning the 1st District Assembly race against Republican Stephen Kiely. DANA SHAW

authorStephen J. Kotz on Nov 5, 2024
Democratic Southampton Town Councilman Tommy John Schiavoni defeated Shelter Island Town Attorney Stephen Kiely Tuesday in the race to replace Fred W. Thiele Jr. in the 1st State Assembly District.... more

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