GOP Candidate Anthony Constantino Ejects Reporters from Election Night Event
In Amsterdam, New York, Republican congressional candidate Anthony Constantino ordered a news reporter and cameraman to leave his election-night party during a live speech filled with profanity where he criticized the media.
Terre Haute, IN, November 4, 2026 — In Amsterdam, New York, Republican congressional candidate Anthony Constantino reportedly instructed a news reporter and a cameraman to depart from his election-night party. The incident occurred while Constantino was delivering a live speech.
During the event, which was reportedly being broadcast live, Constantino’s remarks were described as being filled with profanity. A significant portion of his speech involved criticism directed at members of the media. It was at this point that the reporter and cameraman were asked to leave the premises.
The specific media outlet represented by the reporter and cameraman was not provided in the available details. Furthermore, the exact content of Constantino’s criticisms of the media, beyond the general description of being profane and critical, was not detailed. Information regarding the specific election results or the outcome of the election for Mr. Constantino was also not provided.
The venue for the election-night party was identified as Amsterdam, New York. The circumstances leading to the decision to order the media personnel to leave are understood to have occurred during Constantino’s live address. No further details were available regarding any subsequent interactions between Constantino or his campaign staff and the members of the press. The contractor’s name, if applicable to the event venue, was not provided.
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