Vote Row 10C

Letter to the Rivereast Editor

Scott Minnick - Board of Education

Seeks Support for Chatham
Since the beginning, the controlling members of the Republican and Democratic town committees have said we are anti-development.  False.  We are for appropriate, controlled and regulated development.  They say we have divided the town.  False.  Our entrance into the political arena has simply shed light on the fact that it takes 3 political parties in town to get 2 viewpoints on policy and vision.

We believe that decisions at the local level affect us the most.  We believe that it is a privilege to lead our town.  We consider that being an elected volunteer is not an exclusive right. We are brave, unconnected political "outsiders" who are not satisfied with the decisions that the protectionist, private, and self-serving political elite have been making for our town for far too long. 

This political season, like the ones prior, has shown that it is clearly two against one.  However, with your votes of support for Row C, a Chatham Party majority in Town Council will be a reality and an affirmation that the majority of residents feels like we do.

I am grateful for having been able to serve and represent you in my elected role as town councilman the past four years.  It has been educational experience, filled with successes and disappointments, but always fulfilling knowing that all I have done and tried to do has been in our Town’s best interest.  My four years of involvement in town government has also convinced me that more than ever an independent party is truly needed in East Hampton.

Scott Minnick
Town Council & BOE Candidate
The Chatham Party

Scott Minnick
Board of Education Candidate

Vote Row “C” for the Chatham Party ticket this Election Day.

"My four years of involvement in town government has convinced me that more than ever an independent party is truly needed in East Hampton."

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