August 25, 2008: Vol. 31, No. 34
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Brooklyn Heights: Marty Connor vs. Daniel Squadron in the 25th Senate District
The Brooklyn Paper
State Sen. Marty Connor has been in office for 30 years and is facing a vigorous challenge from Daniel Squadron.
Newcomer Daniel Squadron and state Sen. Marty Connor (right) had a debate in our office as part of The Brooklyn Paper’s editorial endorsement process. Editor Gersh Kuntzman (left) grilled them like salmon.
Newcomer Daniel Squadron says he’s the reform that Albany needs — and that’s why he’s taking on longtime state Sen. Marty Connor.
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Longtime state Sen. Marty Connor is facing the most serious competition in years in the form of newcomer Daniel Squadron.
It’s been a spirited campaign — with Squadron hammering Connor as a key component of Albany’s legislative sclerosis, and Connor firing back that Squadron, who only moved to the district two years ago, is an unschooled naif who doesn’t know how Albany works.
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