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1900 Nov 6:JohnC. Davies (Rep), elected;ThomasF. Conway (Dem), defeated;DexterD. Dorn (Prohibition), defeated;JustusEbert (Socialist Labor), defeated;HenryL. Slobodin (Social Democratic), defeated.

1902 Nov 4:JohnCunneen (Dem), elected.

1904 Nov 8:JuliusM. Mayer (Rep), elected;JohnCunneen (Dem), defeated;LeonA. Malkiel (Social Democratic), defeated;GeorgeE. Milliman (Prohibition), defeated;FrankE. Passonno (Socialist Labor), defeated;JohnF. Gaffney (People's), defeated.

1906 Nov 6:WilliamS. Jackson, elected.

1908 Nov 3:EdwardR. O'Malley (Rep), elected;GeorgeM. Palmer (Dem), defeated;WilliamA. DeFord (Independence League), defeated;HenryL. Slobodin (Socialist), defeated;AlfredL. Manierre (Prohibition), defeated;JohnHall (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1910 Nov 8:ThomasCarmody (Dem), elected;EdwardR. O'Malley (Rep), defeated;HenryL. Slobodin (Socialist), defeated;RobertStewart (Independence League), defeated;FrancisE. Baldwin (Prohibition), defeated;LewisF. Alrutz (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1912 Nov 5:ThomasCarmody (Dem), elected;MeierSteinbrink (Rep), defeated;JohnPalmieri (Progressive & Independence League), defeated;HenryL. Slobodin (Socialist), defeated;ErnestH. Woodruff (Prohibition), defeated;JohnJoss (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1914:ThomasCarmody, resigned.

1914 Sep 2:JamesA. Parsons, appointed.

1914 Nov 3:EgburtE. Woodbury, elected.

1916 Sep 19:WilliamW. Farley (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1916 Sep 19:EgburtE. Woodbury (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1916 Sep 19:RobertH. Elder (Progressive), nominated;EgburtE. Woodbury (Progressive), defeated in primary.

1916 Nov 7:EgburtE. Woodbury (Rep), elected;WilliamW. Farley (Dem & American), defeated;S.John Block (Socialist), defeated;ClaudeV. Stowell (Prohibition), defeated;RobertH. Elder (Progressive), defeated;WilliamA. DeFord (Independence League), defeated;ErwinA. Archer (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1917:EgburtE. Woodbury, resigned.

1917 Apr 25:MertonE. Lewis, appointed.

1917 Nov 6:MertonE. Lewis (Rep), elected;DevoeP. Hodson (Dem), defeated;S.John Block (Socialist), defeated;WilliamH. Burr (Prohibition), defeated.

1918 Sep 3:CharlesMorschauser (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1918 Sep 3:CharlesD. Newton (Rep), nominated;AlfredL. Becker (Rep), defeated in primary.

1918 Sep 3:HezekiahD. Wilcox (Socialist), nominated unopposed.

1918 Sep 3:ClarenceZ. Spriggs (Prohibition), nominated unopposed.

1918 Nov 5:CharlesD. Newton (Rep), elected;CharlesMorschauser (Dem), defeated;HezekiahD. Wilcox (Socialist), defeated;ClarenceZ. Spriggs (Prohibition), defeated;JohnDonahue (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1920 Sep 14:FrankH. Mott (Dem), nominated unopposed.

1920 Sep 14:CharlesD. Newton (Rep), nominated unopposed.

1920 Nov 2:CharlesD. Newton (Rep), elected;FrankH. Mott (Dem), defeated;DarwinJ. Meserole (Socialist), defeated;WilliamH. Burr (Prohibition), defeated;F.R. Serri (Farmer-Labor), defeated;JohnDonohue (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1922 Nov 7:CarlSherman (Dem), elected.

1924 Nov 4:AlbertOttinger (Rep), elected;CarlSherman (Dem), defeated;LouisWaldman (Socialist), defeated;ArthurS. Leeds (Workers), defeated;JosephBrandon (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1926 Nov 2:AlbertOttinger (Rep), elected;BenjaminStolz (Dem), defeated;HezekiahD. Wilcox (Socialist), defeated;DavidA. Howell (Prohibition), defeated;BelleRobbins (Workers), defeated;SimeonBickweat (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1928 Nov 6:HamiltonWard, Jr. (Rep), elected;AlbertConway (Dem), defeated;WilliamKarlin (Socialist), defeated;JulietS. Poyntz (Workers), defeated;SimeonBickweat (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1930:GraceR. Hale (Law Preservation), defeated.

1930 Nov 4:JohnJ. Bennett (Dem), elected;IsadoreBookstein (Rep), defeated;WilliamKarlin (Socialist), defeated;RichardB. Moore (Communist), defeated;AugustGillhaus (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1932 Nov 8:JohnJ. Bennett (Dem), elected;MosesG. Hubbard (Rep), defeated;WilliamKarlin (Socialist), defeated;RalphH. Culley (Law Preservation), defeated.

1934 Nov 6:JohnJ. Bennett (Dem), elected;WilliamT. Powers (Rep), defeated;WilliamKarlin (Socialist), defeated;FredBriehl (Communist), defeated;JosephS. Robinson (Law Preservation), defeated;SimeonBickweat (Socialist Labor), defeated.

1936 Nov 3:JohnJ. Bennett (Dem), elected;NathanD. Perlman (Rep), defeated;EdwardMarks (Socialist), defeated;FredBriehl (Communist), defeated.

1938 Nov 8:JohnJ. Bennett (Dem), defeated.

1942 Nov 3:EricHass (Socialist Labor), defeated;JosephG. Glass (Socialist), defeated;NathanielL. Goldstein (Rep), elected;HenryEpstein (Dem), defeated;AlexanderKahn (American Labor), defeated.

1946 Nov 5:NathanielL. Goldstein (Rep), elected;AnthonyJ. DiGiovanna (Dem & American Labor), defeated;BenjaminJ. Davis, Jr. (Communist), defeated.

1950 Nov 7:NathanielL. Goldstein (Rep), elected;FrancisJ. D'Amanda (Dem & Liberal), defeated;FrankScheiner (American Labor), defeated;ArthurPreis (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1954 Nov 2:JacobK. Javits (Rep), elected;FranklinD. Roosevelt, Jr. (Dem & Liberal), defeated;GeorgeW. Fish (American Labor), defeated;CatherineGratta (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1958 Nov 4:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), elected;PeterJ. Crotty (Dem), defeated;EdwardGoodell (Liberal), defeated;ScottK. Gray, Jr. (Independent Socialist), defeated.

1962 Nov 6:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), elected;EdwardR. Dudley (Dem & Liberal), defeated;FrederickS. Dennin (Conservative), defeated;LeroyMcRae (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1966 Nov 8:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), elected;FrankA. Sedita (Dem), defeated;MasonL. Hampton (Conservative), defeated;SimeonGolar (Liberal), defeated;PaulBoutelle (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1970 Nov 3:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), elected.

1974 Nov 5:LouisJ. Lefkowitz (Rep), elected.

1978:M.Dolores Denman (Dem), defeated in primary.

1978 Nov 7:RobertAbrams (Dem), elected.

1982 Nov 2:RobertAbrams (Dem), elected.

1986 Nov 4:RobertAbrams (Dem), elected.

1990 Nov 6:RobertAbrams (Dem), elected;FrederickD. Newman (New Alliance), defeated.

1994:EliotSpitzer (Dem), defeated;KarenS. Burstein (Dem), defeated.

1994 Jan 1:G.Oliver Koppell, appointed.

1994 Nov 8:DennisC. Vacco (Rep), elected;NancyRosenstock (Socialist Workers), defeated.

1998:CatherineM. Abate (Dem), defeated for nomination.

1998 Nov 3:EliotSpitzer (Dem), elected.

2006:SeanPatrick Maloney (Dem), defeated in primary.

2006 Sep 12:MarkGreen (Dem), defeated in primary.

2006 Nov 7:MartinKoppel (Socialist Workers), defeated;ChristopherB. Garvey (Libertarian), defeated.

2010:KathleenRice (Dem), defeated;EricT. Schneiderman (Dem), elected.

2010 Nov 2:RamonJ. Jimenez (Freedom), defeated;CarlE. Person (Libertarian), defeated.

2014 Nov 4:EricT. Schneiderman (Dem), elected;JohnP. Cahill (Rep & Conservative), defeated;RamonJ. Jimenez (Green), defeated;CarlE. Person (Libertarian), defeated.

2018 May 8:EricT. Schneiderman, resigned.

2018 Nov 6:LetitiaJames (Dem & Working Families & Independence), elected;KeithWofford (Rep & Conservative), defeated;MichaelSussman (Green), defeated;ChristopherB. Garvey (Libertarian), defeated;NancySliwa (Reform), defeated;JacobJ. Perasso (Socialist Workers), defeated.

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