Frascone, a builder, pleaded guilty in 2022 to bilking two insurance carriers out of premiums and agreed to pay $1.6 million in restitution. Election Day 2024: Some, but not many issues at polls ...

Who is Anthony Frascone? Frascone's name is certainly unfamiliar to most voters. He won a late bid against Jones for the Working Families Line during a June primary.. Democrats and the Working ...

“Anthony Frascone is not running for Congress,” said Ana Maria Archila, codirector of the state's Working Families Party. “What he is is a fake candidate who succeeded in tricking voters in ...

Anthony Frascone is a plain-spoken 70-year-old contractor who is the Working Families Party (WFP) nominee in NY-17. He spoke exclusively with PIX11 News. NY-17 covers northern Westchester, along ...

This week, Emerson College released a poll showing Mike Lawler with 45%, Mondaire Jones with 44%, and Anthony Frascone with 3% – obviously enough to influence the outcome.

ASSEMBLY HEADS HOME: The state Legislature officially wrapped up its regular session for the year when the Assembly gaveled ...

But Frascone, 70,defended his candidacy and described himself as a born-again Christian who volunteers as a chaplain at the Rikers Island jail complex. “I’m here to help working families. I ...

A new digital ad from the New York Working Families Party is asking the party’s supporters in the 17th Congressional District to cast ballots against its own congressional nominee, Anthony Frascone.

The Nassau County Organized Crime and Rackets Bureau began investigating the sports book in September 2023, which prosecutors said was operated by Anthony Frascone, 75, of East Meadow and Anthony ...

A post from the Working Families Party accusing Anthony Frascone of being a “MAGA spoiler.” “Normally, NY-WFP encourages voters to vote on the Working Families line in every general election ...

Now, his supporters are asking a judge to kick the winner – an unknown named Anthony Frascone – off the ballot. Frascone is not campaigning and isn't attending the court hearings.