THE CROTON CHRONICLE---HAS THE VOICE OF CROTON PUT CROTON DEMOCRATS ON THE DEFENSIVE?

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Has the Voice of Croton campaign put Croton Democrats on the defensive?

There are growing "signs" of a split amongst the village's registered Democrats.

Speaking from her car in front of Lot A, Croton Democrats candidate for village trustee Maria Slippen says building 100 condo units on the property is “too many,” but 60 units is “just right.” (Please click on the link to view the Facebook video.)

For a number of months now, the Chronicle has been talking to registered Democrats in Croton who are loyal to the party and its national candidates—they would not dream of voting for Donald Trump or Mike Lawler—but have nevertheless been privately dismayed at the pace of housing development in the village advocated by Mayor Brian Pugh, deputy mayor Len Simon, and some other members of the Board of Trustees. READ MORE AT Has the Voice of Croton campaign put Croton Democrats on the defensive? (substack.com)