Sticker Mule
Coverage of Sticker Mule in the Nexus archive.
- A district that went +20 for Trump now in play for Democrats
A new internal poll shows a Democratic House candidate in upstate New York is in a dead heat with a Republican challenger in a district President Trump won by 20 points in 2024. The Republican, Anthony Constantino, received Trump's endorsement and faced a contentious primary, while the Democratic candidate, Blake Gendebien, gained traction after messaging highlighted his opponent's unfavorability.
- Trump’s preferred candidate wins primary to succeed Elise Stefanik
Anthony Constantino, endorsed by Donald Trump and MAGA figures, won the Republican primary to succeed Rep. Elise Stefanik in a New York House district. His victory highlights Trump's influence in the race, which featured contentious attacks and significant personal campaign spending.
- Trump-endorsed congressional candidate pledges entire $174K salary to wounded Iraq War veteran's family
Trump-endorsed congressional candidate Anthony Constantino pledged his entire $174,000 annual congressional salary to the family of wounded Iraq War veteran Sgt. Eddie Ryan. The pledge was made at a campaign event in Queensbury, New York, and Constantino stated the gesture aims to inspire support for veterans and challenge political establishment figures.
- Trump-endorsed congressional candidate pledges entire $174K salary to wounded Iraq War veteran's family
Anthony Constantino, a Trump-endorsed congressional candidate, pledged his entire $174,000 annual salary to the family of wounded Iraq War veteran Sgt. Eddie Ryan. The donation was announced during a campaign event in New York’s 21st Congressional District, where Constantino is competing against Robert Smullen in a Republican primary.
- Trump endorses Sticker Mule CEO who battled officials over 100-foot pro-Trump sign for Stefanik's House seat
President Trump endorsed Anthony Constantino, CEO of Sticker Mule, to fill Rep. Elise Stefanik's New York House seat, despite opposition from GOP establishment. Constantino's 100-foot pro-Trump sign and support from Trump allies like Roger Stone and Rudy Giuliani contrast with rival candidate Robert Smullen's GOP backing. Smullen accused Stone of misleading Trump into the endorsement.
- Trump endorses Sticker Mule CEO who battled officials over 100-foot pro-Trump sign for Stefanik's House seat
President Donald Trump endorsed Anthony Constantino, CEO of Sticker Mule, to fill Rep. Elise Stefanik's House seat in New York, despite the New York GOP's preference for Robert Smullen. Constantino's pro-Trump 100-foot sign sparked a legal battle, and Trump highlighted this in his endorsement. Smullen accused Roger Stone, Constantino's advisor, of misleading Trump into a rushed endorsement.