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Race For Clarkstown Town Supervisor Costs Almost $1 Million

CLARKSTOWN, N.Y. -- This month's race for Clarkstown town supervisor was the most expensive town election in Rockland County's history, nearing $1 million, according to a story on lohud.com.

According to reports filed with the state Board of Elections on Oct. 23, Supervisor Alex Gromack, a Democrat, spent more than $814,325 in his unsuccessful bid for a seventh term, lohud.com said.

According to reports filed with the state Board of Elections on Oct. 23, Supervisor Alex Gromack, a Democrat, spent more than $814,325 in his unsuccessful bid for a seventh term, lohud.com said.

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The spending broke previous records. It put Clarkstown, with a population of 85,000, in the same league as Albany races for statewide office, lohud.com said.

According to reports filed with the state Board of Elections on Oct. 23, Supervisor Alex Gromack, a Democrat, spent more than $814,325 in his unsuccessful bid for a seventh term-a number certain to rise when the final filings are added, lohud.com said.

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