The relentless Long Island school board boss fighting to keep her district’s “Chiefs” team name is “giving strong consideration” for a state Senate run, The Post has learned.
LI school board boss, who launched fight to save Chiefs team name and enlisted Trump’s help, eyes run for state Senate
Politics
January 19, 2026
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