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How will the mail theft incident impact Joe Mastroianni's election performance on November 7, 2024?
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New York State Assembly•Joe Mastroianni•Ring•Frank Salamone•Schenectady County Democratic Committee•Mastroianni•Angelo Santabarbara•Scotia•New York
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NY Assembly Candidate Joe Mastroianni Caught on Ring Camera Allegedly Stealing Rival's Mail in Federal Offense
Oct 23, 2024, 08:34 PM
Republican candidate for New York State Assembly, Joe Mastroianni, has been caught on a Ring camera allegedly stealing political mail from a voter's mailbox. The footage, provided by the law office of Frank Salamone, Schenectady County Democratic Committee Chairman, shows Mastroianni removing a mailer sent by incumbent Assemblymember Angelo Santabarbara and replacing it with his own flyer. This incident, which occurred in Scotia, New York, is a federal offense and comes just less than two weeks before election day. The act was described as 'bad, bad bad.'
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