Long Island Voters Guide: Nov. 7, 2023 general election

Roni-Sue Jenkins

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Roni-Sue Jenkins is running for Council Member, City of Glen Cove

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RONI-SUE JENKINS

Republican

BACKGROUND:

Jenkins, 54, is a 1986 graduate of Glen Cove High School, and has a bachelor’s in finance from SUNY Old Westbury.
She worked for 25 years as an advertising agency senior executive in Manhattan and is a co-founder of The Three Tomatoes, a women’s lifestyle website.
She ran for the city council in 2021 and lost by one vote. She serves on the city’s finance committee and its business development council.

ISSUES:

Jenkins said her background in marketing and finance “goes hand in hand with being fiscally responsible.”
She said that in her career she has managed budgets that exceed Glen Cove’s budget.
“I am passionate about showcasing all the wonderful things our city has to offer,” she said, “such as our beautiful beaches, parks, public golf course and amenities for youth.”

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