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'''Andrew R. Liuzzo''' is a Jamestown City Councilman At-Large and candidate for mayor of Jamestown. He switched to the Libertarian Party on September 22, 2019. | '''Andrew R. "Andy" Liuzzo''' is a former Jamestown, New York City Councilman At-Large and the Libertarian Party's candidate for mayor of Jamestown, New York in 2019. He switched to the Libertarian Party on September 22, 2019. | ||
==Political Campaigns== | ==Political Campaigns== | ||
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Liuzzo | Liuzzo was the Libertarian nominee for Mayor of Jamestown. He was nominated after he lost the Republican primary to the then-County Republican Chair David Wilfong. Both Wilfong and Liuzzo were defeated by Democrat Eddie Sundquist. | ||
[[Category:New York Party Activists]] | [[Category:New York Party Activists]] | ||
Revision as of 21:51, 8 September 2023
| Andrew Liuzzo | |
| City Councilman At-Large Jamestown, New York | |
| January 1, 2017—present | |
| Personal Details | |
| Party: | Republican Party (?—2019) Libertarian Party (2019—present) |
Andrew R. "Andy" Liuzzo is a former Jamestown, New York City Councilman At-Large and the Libertarian Party's candidate for mayor of Jamestown, New York in 2019. He switched to the Libertarian Party on September 22, 2019.
Political Campaigns
Jamestown City Council, 2017
Liuzzo ran for Jamestown City Council At-Large in 2017 and won as a Republican. He switched to the Libertarian Party while in office.
Jamestown Mayor, 2019
Liuzzo was the Libertarian nominee for Mayor of Jamestown. He was nominated after he lost the Republican primary to the then-County Republican Chair David Wilfong. Both Wilfong and Liuzzo were defeated by Democrat Eddie Sundquist.