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Left of the Hudson: Richard Kavesh to run for Nyack mayor

Monday, April 13, 2009

Richard Kavesh to run for Nyack mayor

Nyack Village Trustee Richard Kavesh will announce tomorrow that he will join the race for Nyack mayor.

Kavesh, a social studies teacher who works in the Bronx, will join fellow trustees Denise Hogan and Marie Lorenzini in the race to replace retiring Mayor John Shields. Rockland World Radio proprietor Richard Quinn has also announced that he will run.

This brings the field of mayoral candidates to at least four (and that's just on the Democratic side). Marianne Olive, owner of Olive's nightclub, has also reportedly said she is running, but she has not made a formal announcement.

Kavesh unabashedly calls himself a liberal. He is a member of the American Civil Liberties Union and the Democratic Committees of Nyack, Orangetown, and Rockland.

Nyack is such an overwhelmingly Democratic village that the Democratic primaries are, as a rule, more significant than the general election.

2 Comments:

Anonymous Anonymous said...

Why do I get the strange feeling that yet another candidate will toss his hat into the ring?

April 21, 2009 4:44 PM  
Blogger Omnipotent Oom said...

Funny you said that, I was told by a good source that another Democrat is considering running. Let me see, that makes Quinn, Lorenzini, Hogan, Olive, Kavesh, and now I ran out of fingers. Quinn, I believe, will run as an independent. A four-way or a five-way Democratic primary is totally unpredictable.

I'm not a statistician, but with a small population, running four or five in a primary will substantially increase the probability of a tie.

May 1, 2009 5:29 PM  

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