Our Mission
We pledge to raise funds, choose candidates and campaign in a transparent and ethical manner, to support and help elect outstanding ethical committed individuals who stand for good government, fiscal responsibility, and environmental protection.
We respect differences of opinion and honor personal beliefs. Our strengths come from standing together - not apart. We reject division and refuse to let politics fracture our community. We believe in a world of shared opportunity, shaped by common-sense policies that support the well-being of us all.
Our Values
Under Democratic leadership, Southampton Town strengthened its finances and public safety, protected water quality, and increased investment in local public transportation - all to grow our local economy, and to improve our quality of life.
Accomplishments
In 2025, Democrats expanded control of our Town Board with a 4-1 majority. And with a historical sweep in the race for the Trustee positions, Democrats took control of that board by a 5-0 margin.
MEET YOUR REPRESENTATIVES
RE-ELECTED
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Ann Welker
Suffolk County Legislator (D-2)
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Dr. Errol D. Toulon, Jr.
Suffolk County Sheriff
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Maria Moore
Southampton Town Supervisor
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Joseph McLoughlin
Southampton Town Trustee
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Matthew Parsons
Southampton Town Trustee
NEWLY ELECTED
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Greg Doroski
Suffolk County Legislator (D-1)
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Tom Neely
Southampton Town Council
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James Mack
Southampton Town Trustee
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Hannah Pell O'Farrell
Southampton Town Trustee
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Sara J. Topping
Southampton Town Trustee
If you want to protect our local economy, freedoms, and democracy, it’s time to get off the sidelines – JOIN!
Help shape the future of Southampton. We are a volunteer organization who enjoy getting together, jointly helping the most qualified candidates get elected to improve and support our communities, protect our economy, freedoms, and quality of life.
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