The 4th district is one of two being vacated by Democrats and could clearly become a testing ground.
"The party that gets their people to the polls, as well as whoever gets the independent voters to embrace their guy, or gal, as the case may be, will win," said Lawrence Levy with Hofstra University Center for Suburban Studies.-District 1 in Suffolk County - Democrat Bridget Fleming vs Republican Nick LaLota, after incumbent, Lee Zeldin vacated the seat to run for governor.
-District 3, which was Democrat Tom Suozzi's - now it will be Democrat Robert Zimmerman or Republican George Santos. Both candidates are openly gay - but they say their similarities end there.
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