Election District 092
What Is an Election District?
An Election District (ED) is the smallest unit of political geography in New York State — a defined neighborhood subdivision used to organize voters, administer elections, and structure party organizing at the most local level.
Every address in New York State falls within a specific Election District. Each ED has its own polling location on Election Day and is represented by elected ED Leaders within the local political party structure. In Suffolk County, ED Leaders are elected by registered Democrats in their district and serve as the grassroots foundation of the Suffolk County Democratic Committee.
Think of an Election District as your democracy's most local address. It's where organizing begins, where votes are cast, and where the relationship between a political party and a community is built — one neighbor at a time.
What Does an ED Leader Do?
An ED Leader serves as the direct link between their neighborhood and the Democratic Party. Their responsibilities include:
- Engaging registered Democrats in their district through door-to-door canvassing, phone outreach, and community events
- Recruiting and supporting volunteers for campaigns, phone banks, and civic activities
- Encouraging voter registration, early voting, and Election Day turnout
- Representing their district's voters within the Suffolk County Democratic Committee
- Connecting neighbors with resources, information, and opportunities to get involved in the democratic process
ED Leaders are not paid officials — they are volunteer civic leaders who show up for their community because they believe democracy works best when it starts at the neighborhood level.
About Election District 092
Election District 092 is in Huntington Station, within the Town of Huntington, Suffolk County, New York. The district is home to approximately 270 registered Democratic voters.
ED092 is represented by Dan Devine, founder of American Civic Power and creator of CivicSphere. Dan was elected ED Leader by the registered Democrats in his district and is committed to building a stronger, more engaged civic community in Huntington Station.
Huntington Station is a diverse, working-class community with a deep civic tradition. ED092 reflects that diversity — and organizing here means meeting neighbors where they are, speaking their language, and providing the resources they need to participate fully in democracy.
Get Involved in ED092
Whether you live in ED092 or are simply interested in local Democratic organizing on Long Island, there are several ways to connect and get involved:
- Contact ED Leader Dan Devine directly at dandevine26@gmail.com with subject line “Contact ED092”
- Connect with the Suffolk County Democratic Committee at suffolkdems.com
- Connect with the Huntington Town Democratic Committee at huntingtondems.com
- Support Kathryn Casey Quigley's campaign for Suffolk County Democratic Committee Chair at teamkcq.com
- Register to vote or check your registration at vote.gov
- Find your elected representatives at commoncause.org/find-your-representative
Democracy doesn't start in Washington. It starts in your neighborhood. It starts here.