Department of Labor Inspector General Anthony D’Esposito will have until later Tuesday to decide whether to remain in the Trump administration or try to win back his House seat in a competitive Long Island district.
D’Esposito and other New Yorkers have until 5 p.m. to decide whether to enter the race, though so far the former, one-term lawmaker has made no public comments.
The candidate previously chosen by Nassau County Republicans, John DeGrace, said April 9 he would no longer run. Under the county’s election system, the party has until April 14 to name a new GOP candidate.
The outcome ...