St. Lawrence Crushes Levine - Again
In an election that featured very high turnout in the Preserve Ramapo strongholds, Ramapo Supervisor Christopher P. St. Lawrence dealt a final blow to Bruce Levine, Preserve Ramapo's candidate for Town Supervisor. After defeating Levine in September's Primary by about 20 points- a political landslide - St. Lawrence received a mandate from the voters of Ramapo as he defeated Bruce Levine 13,505 to 7,672.
In the days leading up to the election, the Levine campaign had resorted to underhanded attacks In a last-minute effort to scrap a few more votes. however, even with the high Preserve Ramapo turnout, voters across the town- in every village of Ramapo - cast a heavy number of votes for Supervisor St. Lawrence.
The Levine campaign, which began in the parking lot of Ramapo Town Hall several months ago ended on Tuesday with a resounding defeat that left no room for error. Levine immediately began a negative campaign months ago targeting certain groups of people, a tactic which was highlighted by a campaign mailing of his that outright attacked the shechitah process, a sacred process involved in preparing kosher food. Numerous similar attacks followed, and the campaign sunk itself.
This campaign ends as it began- with the ruthless negativity and unceasing attacks aimed at dividing Ramapo residents, and the support of Supervisor St. Lawrence shining through it all.
Categories: Spring Valley, Town of Ramapo, Preserve Ramapo, Reserve Ramapo, Rockland County, Democratic Party, Republican Party, Christopher P. St. Lawrence, Campaign, Yitzy Ullman, Campaign 2009, New Square, Ramapo, Board of Elections
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