Movatterモバイル変換

[0]ホーム
URL:

Jump to content
WikipediaThe Free Encyclopedia
Search

202nd New York State Legislature

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
New York state legislative session

202nd New York State Legislature
←201st203rd→
The facade of the New York State Capitol building in bright daylight
Overview
Legislative bodyNew York State Legislature
JurisdictionNew York,United States
TermJanuary 1, 2017 – December 31, 2018
Senate
PresidentLt. Gov.Kathy Hochul (D)
Temporary PresidentJohn J. Flanagan (R)
Party controlRepublican
Assembly
SpeakerCarl Heastie (D)
Party controlDemocratic
Sessions
1January 4 – ?, 2017
2January 3 – ?, 2018

The202nd New York State Legislature, consisting of theNew York State Senate and theNew York State Assembly, met from January 4, 2017, to December 31, 2018, during the seventh and eighth years ofAndrew Cuomo'sgovernorship, inAlbany

State Senate

[edit]

At the beginning of this Legislature, the Senate had 31 Republicans and 32 Democrats. Dem. Simcha Felder caucused with Republicans. Unsatisfied with their own party's leadership, eight Democrats had formed previously theIndependent Democratic Conference which cooperated with the Republicans. In April 2018, the IDC was dissolved and the dissenters returned to the Democratic conference. Subsequently, Rep.Thomas Croci abandoned his seat without resigning, which left the Senatede facto tied.[1]

Senators

[edit]

The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature. Jim Tedisco changed from the Assembly to the Senate at the beginning of this Legislature. Assembly members Brian P. Kavanagh, Luis R. Sepúlveda and Shelley Mayer were elected to fill vacancies in the Senate.

Note: For brevity, the chairmanships omit the words "...the Committee on (the)..."

DistrictSenatorPartyNotes
1stKenneth LaValle*Republican
2ndJohn J. Flanagan*Republicanre-elected Temporary President
3rdThomas Croci*Republican
4thPhil Boyle*Republican
5thCarl L. Marcellino*Republican
6thKemp Hannon*Republican
7thElaine PhillipsRepublican
8thJohn E. BrooksDemocrat
9thTodd Kaminsky*Democrat
10thJames Sanders Jr.*Democrat
11thTony Avella*Dem. (IDC)
12thMichael Gianaris*Democrat
13thJose Peralta*Dem. (IDC)died on November 21, 2018[2]
14thLeroy Comrie*Democrat
15thJoseph Addabbo Jr.*Democrat
16thToby Ann Stavisky*Democrat
17thSimcha Felder*Ind. Dem.[3]
18thMartin Malave Dilan*Democrat
19thRoxanne Persaud*Democrat
20thJesse Hamilton*Dem. (IDC)
21stKevin Parker*Democrat
22ndMartin Golden*Republican
23rdDiane Savino*Dem. (IDC)
24thAndrew Lanza*Republican
25thVelmanette Montgomery*Democrat
26thDaniel Squadron*Democratresigned on August 11, 2017[4]
Brian P. Kavanagh*Democraton November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy
27thBrad Hoylman*Democrat
28thLiz Krueger*Democrat
29thJosé M. Serrano*Democrat
30thBill Perkins*Democraton February 14, 2017, elected to theNew York City Council
Brian BenjaminDemocraton May 23, 2017, elected to fill vacancy
31stMarisol AlcantaraDem. (IDC)
32ndRubén Díaz Sr.*Democraton November 7, 2017, elected to theNew York City Council
Luis R. Sepúlveda*Democraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
33rdGustavo Rivera*Democrat
34thJeffrey D. Klein*Dem. (IDC)IDC Leader
35thAndrea Stewart-Cousins*DemocratMinority Leader
36thJamaal BaileyDemocrat
37thGeorge Latimer*Democraton November 7, 2017, electedWestchester County Executive
Shelley Mayer*Democraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
38thDavid Carlucci*Dem. (IDC)
39thWilliam J. Larkin Jr.*Republican
40thTerrence Murphy*Republican
41stSue Serino*Republican
42ndJohn Bonacic*Republican
43rdKathy Marchione*Republican
44thNeil Breslin*Democrat
45thBetty Little*Republican
46thGeorge A. Amedore Jr.*Republican
47thJoseph Griffo*Republican
48thPatty Ritchie*Republican
49thJim Tedisco*Republican
50thJohn A. DeFrancisco*Republican
51stJames L. Seward*Republican
52ndFred Akshar*Republican
53rdDavid J. Valesky*Dem. (IDC)
54thPam HelmingRepublican
55thRich Funke*Republican
56thJoseph Robach*Republican
57thCatharine Young*Republican
58thTom O'Mara*Republican
59thPatrick M. Gallivan*Republican
60thChris JacobsRepublican
61stMichael Ranzenhofer*Republican
62ndRobert Ortt*Republican
63rdTimothy M. Kennedy*Democrat

Employees

[edit]
  • Secretary: ?

State Assembly

[edit]

Assembly members

[edit]

The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.

Note: For brevity, the chairmanships omit the words "...the Committee on (the)..."

DistrictAssembly memberPartyNotes
1stFred W. Thiele Jr.*Ind./Dem.
2ndAnthony Palumbo*Republican
3rdL. Dean Murray*Republican
4thSteve Englebright*Democrat
5thAl Graf*Republicanon November 7, 2017, elected to theSuffolk Co. District Court
Douglas M. SmithRepublicanon April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
6thPhilip Ramos*Democrat
7thAndrew Garbarino*Republican
8thMichael J. Fitzpatrick*Republican
9thJoseph Saladino*Republicanon January 31, 2017, took office as Town Supervisor ofOyster Bay
Christine PellegrinoDemocraton May 23, 2017, elected to fill vacancy[5]
10thChad Lupinacci*Republicanon November 7, 2017, elected Town Supervisor ofHuntington
Steve SternDemocraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
11thKimberly Jean-Pierre*Democrat
12thAndrew Raia*Republican
13thCharles D. Lavine*Democrat
14thDavid McDonough*Republican
15thMichael Montesano*Republican
16thAnthony D'UrsoDemocrat
17thThomas McKevitt*Republicanon November 7, 2017, elected to theNassau County Legislature
John MikulinRepublicanon April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
18thEarlene Hill Hooper*Democrat
19thEd Ra*Republican
20thMelissa MillerRepublican
21stBrian F. Curran*Republican
22ndMichaelle C. Solages*Democrat
23rdStacey Pheffer AmatoDemocrat
24thDavid Weprin*Democrat
25thNily Rozic*Democrat
26thEdward Braunstein*Democrat
27thMichael Simanowitz*Democratdied on September 2, 2017[6]
Daniel RosenthalDemocraton November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy
28thAndrew Hevesi*Democrat
29thAlicia Hyndman*Democrat
30thBrian BarnwellDemocrat
31stMichele Titus*Democrat
32ndVivian E. Cook*Democrat
33rdClyde VanelDemocrat
34thMichael DenDekker*Democrat
35thJeffrion L. Aubry*Democrat
36thAravella Simotas*Democrat
37thCatherine Nolan*Democrat
38thMichael G. Miller*Democrat
39thFrancisco Moya*Democraton November 7, 2017, elected to theNew York City Council
Ari EspinalDemocraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
40thRon Kim*Democrat
41stHelene Weinstein*DemocratChairwoman of Ways and Means from September 18, 2017[7]
42ndRodneyse Bichotte*Democrat
43rdDiana Richardson*Democrat
44thRobert CarrollDemocrat
45thSteven Cymbrowitz*Democrat
46thPamela Harris*Democratresigned on April 2, 2018[8]
47thWilliam Colton*Democrat
48thDov Hikind*Democrat
49thPeter J. Abbate Jr.*Democrat
50thJoseph R. Lentol*Democrat
51stFélix W. Ortiz*Democrat
52ndJo Anne Simon*Democrat
53rdMaritza Davila*Democrat
54thErik Martin Dilan*Democrat
55thLatrice Walker*Democrat
56thTremaine WrightDemocrat
57thWalter T. Mosley*Democrat
58thN. Nick Perry*Democrat
59thJaime Williams*Democrat
60thCharles Barron*Democrat
61stMatthew Titone*Democrat
62ndRonald Castorina*Republican
63rdMichael Cusick*Democrat
64thNicole Malliotakis*Republican
65thYuh-Line NiouDemocrat
66thDeborah J. Glick*Democrat
67thLinda Rosenthal*Democrat
68thRobert J. Rodriguez*Democrat
69thDaniel J. O'Donnell*Democrat
70thInez DickensDemocrat
71stHerman D. Farrell Jr.*DemocratChairman of Ways and Means;
resigned his seat effective September 5, 2017[9]
Al TaylorDemocraton November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy
72ndCarmen De La RosaDemocrat
73rdDan Quart*Democrat
74thBrian P. Kavanagh*Democraton November 7, 2017, elected to the State Senate
Harvey EpsteinDemocraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
75thRichard N. Gottfried*Democrat
76thRebecca Seawright*Democrat
77thLatoya Joyner*Democrat
78thJose Rivera*Democrat
79thMichael Blake*Democrat
80thMark Gjonaj*Democraton November 7, 2017, elected to theNew York City Council
Nathalia FernandezDemocraton April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
81stJeffrey Dinowitz*Democrat
82ndMichael Benedetto*Democrat
83rdCarl Heastie*Democratre-elected Speaker
84thCarmen E. Arroyo*Democrat
85thMarcos Crespo*Democrat
86thVictor M. Pichardo*Democrat
87thLuis R. Sepúlveda*Democraton April 24, 2018, elected to the State Senate
88thAmy Paulin*Democrat
89thJ. Gary Pretlow*Democrat
90thShelley Mayer*Democraton April 24, 2018, elected to the State Senate
91stSteven Otis*Democrat
92ndThomas J. Abinanti*Democrat
93rdDavid Buchwald*Democrat
94thKevin ByrneRepublican
95thSandy Galef*Democrat
96thKenneth Zebrowski Jr.*Democrat
97thEllen Jaffee*Democrat
98thKarl A. Brabenec*Republican
99thJames Skoufis*Democrat
100thAileen Gunther*Democrat
101stBrian MillerRepublican
102ndPete Lopez*Republicanon October 1, 2017, appointed as Regional Administrator ofEPA
Christopher TagueRepublicanon April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
103rdKevin A. Cahill*Democrat
104thFrank Skartados*Democratdied on April 15, 2018
105thKieran Lalor*Republican
106thDidi Barrett*Democrat
107thSteven McLaughlin*Republicanon November 7, 2017, electedRensselaer County Executive
Jacob AshbyRepublicanon April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
108thJohn T. McDonald III*Democrat
109thPatricia Fahy*Democrat
110thPhillip Steck*Democrat
111thAngelo Santabarbara*Democrat
112thMary Beth WalshRepublican
113thCarrie Woerner*Democrat
114thDan Stec*Republican
115thBilly JonesDemocrat
116thAddie Jenne*Democrat
117thKen Blankenbush*Republican
118thMarc W. Butler*Republican
119thAnthony Brindisi*Democraton November 6, 2018, elected to the116th U.S. Congress
120thWilliam Barclay*Republican
121stBill Magee*Democrat
122ndClifford Crouch*Republican
123rdDonna Lupardo*Democrat
124thChristopher S. Friend*Republican
125thBarbara Lifton*Democrat
126thGary Finch*Republican
127thAlbert A. Stirpe Jr.*Democrat
128thPamela Hunter*Democrat
129thWilliam Magnarelli*Democrat
130thBob Oaks*Republican
131stBrian Kolb*RepublicanMinority Leader
132ndPhil Palmesano*Republican
133rdJoseph ErrigoRepublican
134thPeter Lawrence*Republican
135thMark C. Johns*Republican
136thJoseph D. Morelle*DemocratMajority Leader until November 13, 2018;
on November 6, 2018, elected to the115th and the116th U.S. Congress
137thDavid F. Gantt*Democrat
138thHarry Bronson*Democrat
139thStephen Hawley*Republican
140thRobin Schimminger*Democrat
141stCrystal Peoples*DemocratMajority Leader from December 17, 2018
142ndMichael P. Kearns*Democraton November 7, 2017, electedErie County Clerk
Erik BohenIndependent[10]on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy
143rdMonica P. WallaceDemocrat
144thMichael NorrisRepublican
145thAngelo MorinelloRepublican
146thRaymond Walter*Republican
147thDavid DiPietro*Republican
148thJoseph Giglio*Republican
149thSean Ryan*Democrat
150thAndy Goodell*Republican

Employees

[edit]
  • Secretary: ?

References

[edit]
  1. ^Croci’s absence throws Senate into uncharted territory by Yancey Roy and Michael Gormley atNewsday, on June 3, 2018
  2. ^José Peralta, First Dominican-American Elected to New York State Senate, Dies at 47 by Jeffery C. Mays, inThe New York Times on November 22, 2018
  3. ^Felder was re-elected running on the Democratic and the Republican ticket; he is a registered Democrat but caucused with the Republicans
  4. ^Why I'm leaving the N.Y. Senate by Daniel Squadron, in theNew York Daily News on August 9, 2017
  5. ^New York Democrats See Special Election Win as Good Sign for ’18 by Lisa W. Foderaro, inThe New York Times on May 24, 2017
  6. ^Friends Recall Selflessness That Embodied Queens Assemblyman by Kate Taylor, inThe New York Times on September 3, 2017
  7. ^Helene Weinsten named Assembly Ways and Means chair by Matthew Hamilton, in theAlbany Times Union on September 18, 2017
  8. ^Assemblywoman Pamela Harris Resigns Ahead of Fraud Trial by Jesse McKinley, inThe New York Times on April 2, 2018
  9. ^Herman Farrell Set to Close a 42-Year State Assembly Career by Sarah Maslin Nir, inThe New York Times on August 21, 2017
  10. ^Bohen was a registered Democrat, but was elected on the Republican, Conservative and Independence Party tickets, defeating the regular Democratic candidate. Subsequently he was denied by both Democrats and Republicans to caucus with them in the Assembly.

Sources

[edit]
Retrieved from "https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=202nd_New_York_State_Legislature&oldid=1277414502"
Categories:
Hidden categories:
[8]ページ先頭
©2009-2025 Movatter.jp