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Mr. Mitchell is early in his tenure as Brookhaven Town Democratic leader.

The Southampton Town Democratic Committee sent 5,200 letters in late summer to homeowners whose primary residence is in New York City in hopes of gaining ground in Town Hall.

Mr. Suskind acknowledged that one of the resigned ethics board members, Ms. Merser, worked as a strategist on his campaign two years ago, and that another, Gail Davenport, is married to a town Democratic committeeman.

Marsha Laufer, the town Democratic leader, said that the turning point was the 2003 election, when the party took its first town board seat in 30 years and elected its first highway superintendent since the 1920's.

The town Democratic chairwoman, Mary E. Collins, said that if Ms. Scarpati-Reilly's no votes last month are going to be repeated, it could signal gridlock in town government and warrant a reassessment of the party's opposition to an immediate special election.

Mr. Fredette, who had been chairman of the pension board while serving on the council stint from 1995 to 1997, said he was also a target because of his recent unsuccessful challenge to the town Democratic chairman, Richard Miron, for the party leadership.

His courtship of small-town Democratic voters in Pennsylvania is credited with helping his wife achieve her substantial victory there.

Cincinnati is a Republican city, and there was some concern that Mr. Gore would "get homered by a local Republican," Mr. Dreitler said, meaning that the judge would favor the home team, not the out-of-town Democratic visitor.

Mr. Skarzynski had violated a company policy, Alton L. Adams, an Arbitron executive, wrote in a letter to Mr. Issa and Edolphus Towns, Democratic of New York, the committee chairman.

Some of the original small-town Democratic mayors who supported him have now thought twice about it; and polling suggests that when voters really understand what he's proposing, most are against it".

Names being floated around town include Democratic Senator Chris Coons of Delaware, as well as Democratic Senator Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, just to name two.