Jimmy Dahroug for New York State Senate

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Daily Kos

Excerpt from Daily Kos blog entry by David Michaelson, November 2007:

It is rare that I make it to political events in Manhattan, but so many people were urging me to meet Jimmy Dahroug, candidate for State Senate in Suffolk County, last night at a Manhattan fundraiser with Jim Dean of Democracy for America as a special guest.

Newsday Spin Cycle Blog

Excerpt from Newsday's Spin Cycle blog, November 2007:

While Republican State Sen. Caesar Trunzo mulls whether to seek re-election, Jimmy Dahroug, an aide to County Executive Steve Levy, is already raising money to make a third bid for the Third District seat -- and says he has already raised over $50,000.

New York Times Endorsement 2006

Ads for Senator Caesar Trunzo say “He’s Always There,” an assertion that voters would have a hard time disputing, particularly if they are under 33 years old.

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Newsday Endorsement 2006

These have been tough times for state Sen. Caesar Trunzo (R-Brentwood), who is both an elected official and the leader of the Republican Party in Islip.

The arrest, resignation and incarceration of the town's top Republican, Supervisor Pete McGowan, was a body blow to the party. Then Trunzo backed Thomas Barraga in a primary race for supervisor, but Barraga lost to councilwoman Pamela Greene, no fan of Trunzo.

So Trunzo, 80, could use a rest, after more than three decades in the Senate, and the Democrat, Jimmy Dahroug, 27, of Brentwood, is ready to step up.