Elected Representatives

State Senate

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General Election on November 2, 2010

State Senate · Sort by district

Eric Adams · Democrat / Working Families

District 20

Joseph Addabbo Jr. · Democrat/Independence

District 15

Jim Alesi · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 55

Tony Avella · Democrat / Working Families

District 11

Greg Ball · Republican

District 40

John Bonacic · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 42

Neil Breslin · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 46

David S. Carlucci · Democrat / Working Families

District 38

John DeFrancisco · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 50

Ruben Diaz · Democrat / Republican

District 32

Martin Dilan · Democrat

District 17

Thomas Duane · Democrat / Working Families

District 29

Adriano Espaillat · Democrat / Working Families

District 31

Hugh Farley · Republican / Conservative / Independence

District 44

John Flanagan · Republican / Independence / Conservative / School Tax Relief

District 2

Charles Fuschillo · Republican / Independence / Conservative / Tax Revolt

District 8

Patrick M. Gallivan · Republican

District 59

Michael N. Gianaris · Democrat / Working Families

District 12

Marty Golden · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 22

Joseph Griffo · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 47

Mark J. Grisanti · Republican / Conservative

District 60

Kemp Hannon · Republican / Independence / Conservative / Tax Revolt

District 6

Ruth Hassell-Thompson · Democrat / Working Families

District 36

Shirley Huntley · Democrat/Working Families

District 10

Owen Johnson · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 4

Timothy M. Kennedy · Democrat / Conservative

District 58

Jeff Klein · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 34

Liz Krueger · Democrat / Working Families

District 26

Carl Kruger · Democrat

District 27

Andrew Lanza · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 24

William Larkin · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 39

Kenneth LaValle · Republican / Independence / Conservative / School Tax Relief

District 1

Thomas Libous · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 52

Elizabeth O'C. Little · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 45

Carl Marcellino · Republican / Independence / Conservative / Tax Revolt

District 5

Jack M. Martins · Republican / Independence / Conservative / Tax Revolt

District 7

George Maziarz · Republican / Independence / Conservative / Working Families

District 62

Roy McDonald · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 43

Velmanette Montgomery · Democrat / Working Families

District 18

Michael Nozzolio · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 54

Thomas F. O'Mara · Republican / Conservative

District 53

Suzi Oppenheimer · Democrat / Working Families

District 37

Kevin Parker · Democrat / Working Families

District 21

Jose Peralta · Democrat / Working Families

District 13

Bill Perkins · Democrat / Working Families

District 30

Michael Ranzenhofer · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 61

Patricia A. Ritchie · Republican / Conservative / Taxpayers

District 48

J. Gustavo Rivera · Democrat / Working Families

District 33

Joseph Robach · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 56

Stephen Saland · Republican/Conservative

District 41

John Sampson · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 19

Diane Savino · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 23

Jose Serrano · Democrat / Working Families

District 28

James Seward · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 51

Dean Skelos · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 9

Malcolm Smith · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 14

Daniel Squadron · Democrat / Working Families

District 25

Toby Ann Stavisky · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 16

Andrea Stewart-Cousins · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 35

David Valesky · Democrat / Independence / Working Families

District 49

Catharine Young · Republican / Independence / Conservative

District 57

Lee M. Zeldin · Republican / Independence / Conservative / School Tax Relief

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