Scott Eidler is a Politics Reporter at Derrick Publishing Co. He covers a range of topics including the GOP, Congress, social issues, and lawsuits, with a particular focus on New York. Scott's work has been featured in WNYC Radio and Newsday Media Group.
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Scott Eidler's coverage primarily focuses on local politics and government announcements in the United States, particularly New York. His articles revolve around political campaigns, elections, legal policy regulations, and government announcements related to Nassau Legislature and Long Island.
Given his emphasis on local political developments, he would likely be interested in pitches involving exclusive insights or interviews with key figures involved in local political campaigns or those impacting legislation related to these specific areas. Additionally, experts who can provide analysis or commentary on legal policy regulations within this geographic focus may also catch his attention.
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Brad Schwartz Democrat BACKGROUND: Schwartz, 45, of Roslyn, works in policy research and commercial real estate management.
By: Scott Eidler
The Nassau County executive filed the measure weeks after a judge struck down his executive order that would have had the same effect.
Patricia Maher Democrat BACKGROUND: Maher, 64, of Baldwin, works as an advertising executive.
By: Scott Eidler
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By: Scott Eidler
The operator of Nassau University Medical Center ran a deficit of $141.9 million in 2023, $22 million less than in 2022 but still the second largest in its history, according to an outside audit of the hospital system's finances.
By: Scott Eidler
For the sixth year in a row, outside auditors expressed "substantial doubt" the hospital system could continue as a "going concern."
By: Scott Eidler
Early voting ends Sunday in congressional, state and local Democratic primary races that have seen turnout only in the single digits percentage-wise, according to Nassau County and Suffolk County elections data.
By: Scott Eidler
Nassau lawmakers are expected to vote Monday on a bill backed by County Executive Bruce Blakeman to bar transgender female athletes from taking part
Suffolk voters in November will be asked to hike sales taxes by an eighth of a percentage point for construction of new sewers and septic systems, under a measure the Suffolk Legislature approved Tuesday.
By: Scott Eidler
He defeated Nancy Goroff, of Stony Brook, by a margin of 70%-29% on Tuesday in the Democratic primary for the 1st Congressional District.
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