Seth I. Koslow
Seth I. Koslow is running for Nassau County Executive
BACKGROUND
- Koslow, 43, of Merrick, is a registered Democrat. He is running on the Democratic Party line in the general election.
- He was born and raised in Baldwin, and was elected to the county legislature in 2023. Koslow is a practicing criminal defense attorney and was an assistant district attorney in Queens from 2013 to 2016.
- He has a bachelor’s degree from American University and a law degree from Touro Law Center in Central Islip.
ISSUES
- Koslow said he will disband Nassau County Executive Bruce Blakeman’s armed citizen deputy program, which he said “undermined” local law enforcement.
- He said he would audit the county’s finances to cut spending on agencies that are inefficient and on dilapidated county property.
- Koslow said he would invest in solutions for wastewater treatment, beach erosion and flooding using money the legislature has approved for bonding.
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