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196th New York State Legislature
New York state legislative session
The 196th New York State Legislature, consisting of the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly, met from January 5, 2005, to December 31, 2006, during the eleventh and twelfth years of George Pataki's governorship, in Albany.
State Senate
Senators
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature. Jeffrey D. Klein and George H. Winner Jr. changed from the Assembly to the Senate at the beginning of this legislature. Assemblywoman Catharine Young was elected to fill a vacancy in the Senate.
Note: For brevity, the chairmanships omit the words "...the Committee on (the)..."
Employees
State Assembly
Assembly members
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)..."
| District
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Assembly member
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Party
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Notes
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| 1st
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Patricia Acampora*
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Republican
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on June 16, 2005, appointed to the NYS Public Service Commission
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| Marc Alessi
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Democrat
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on September 13, 2005, elected to fill vacancy[3]
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| 2nd
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Fred W. Thiele Jr.*
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Republican
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| 3rd
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Patricia Eddington*
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Democrat
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| 4th
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Steve Englebright*
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Democrat
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| 5th
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Ginny Fields*
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Democrat
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| 6th
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Philip Ramos*
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Democrat
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| 7th
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Michael J. Fitzpatrick*
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Republican
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| 8th
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Thomas F. Barraga*
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Republican
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on November 8, 2005, elected to the Suffolk County Legislature
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| Phil Boyle
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Republican
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[4]
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| 9th
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Andrew Raia*
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Republican
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| 10th
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James D. Conte*
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Republican
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| 11th
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Robert K. Sweeney*
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Democrat
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| 12th
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Joseph Saladino*
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Republican
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| 13th
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Charles D. Lavine
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Democrat
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| 14th
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Robert Barra*
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Republican
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| 15th
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Donna Ferrara*
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Republican
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in April 2005 appointed to the NYS Workers Compensation Board
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| Rob Walker
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Republican
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on May 24, 2005, elected to fill vacancy[5]
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| 16th
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Thomas DiNapoli*
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Democrat
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| 17th
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Maureen O'Connell*
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Republican
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on November 8, 2005, elected Nassau County Clerk
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| Thomas McKevitt
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Republican
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[6]
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| 18th
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Earlene Hill Hooper*
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Democrat
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| 19th
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David McDonough*
|
Republican
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| 20th
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Harvey Weisenberg*
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Democrat
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| 21st
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Thomas Alfano*
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Republican
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| 22nd
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Jimmy Meng
|
Democrat
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| 23rd
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Audrey Pheffer*
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Democrat
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| 24th
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Mark Weprin*
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Democrat
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| 25th
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Brian M. McLaughlin*
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Democrat
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| 26th
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Ann-Margaret Carrozza*
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Democrat
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| 27th
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Nettie Mayersohn*
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Democrat
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| 28th
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Michael Cohen*
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Democrat
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resigned effective March 14, 2005[7]
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| Andrew Hevesi
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Democrat
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on May 10, 2005, elected to fill vacancy[8]
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| 29th
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William Scarborough*
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Democrat
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| 30th
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Margaret Markey*
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Democrat
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| 31st
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Michele Titus*
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Democrat
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| 32nd
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Vivian E. Cook*
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Democrat
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| 33rd
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Barbara M. Clark*
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Democrat
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| 34th
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Ivan C. Lafayette*
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Democrat
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| 35th
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Jeffrion L. Aubry*
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Democrat
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| 36th
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Michael Gianaris*
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Democrat
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| 37th
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Catherine Nolan*
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Democrat
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| 38th
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Anthony S. Seminerio*
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Democrat
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| 39th
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Jose Peralta*
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Democrat
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| 40th
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Diane Gordon*
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Democrat
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| 41st
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Helene Weinstein*
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Democrat
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| 42nd
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Rhoda S. Jacobs*
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Democrat
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| 43rd
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Clarence Norman Jr.*
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Democrat
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lost his seat on September 27, 2005[9]
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| Karim Camara
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Democrat
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on November 8, 2005, elected to fill vacancy[10]
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| 44th
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James F. Brennan*
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Democrat
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| 45th
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Steven Cymbrowitz*
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Democrat
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| 46th
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Adele Cohen*
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Democrat
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| 47th
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William Colton*
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Democrat
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| 48th
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Dov Hikind*
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Democrat
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| 49th
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Peter J. Abbate Jr.*
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Democrat
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| 50th
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Joseph R. Lentol*
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Democrat
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| 51st
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Félix W. Ortiz*
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Democrat
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| 52nd
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Joan Millman*
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Democrat
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| 53rd
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Vito J. Lopez*
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Democrat
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| 54th
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Darryl C. Towns*
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Democrat
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| 55th
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William Boyland Jr.*
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Democrat
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| 56th
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Annette Robinson*
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Democrat
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| 57th
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Roger L. Green*
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Democrat
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| 58th
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N. Nick Perry*
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Democrat
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| 59th
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Frank R. Seddio*
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Democrat
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on November 8, 2005, elected Surrogate of Kings County
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| Alan Maisel
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Democrat
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[11]
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| 60th
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Matthew Mirones*
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Republican
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| 61st
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John W. Lavelle*
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Democrat
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| 62nd
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Vincent M. Ignizio
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Republican
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| 63rd
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Michael Cusick*
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Democrat
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| 64th
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Sheldon Silver*
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Democrat
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re-elected Speaker
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| 65th
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Alexander B. Grannis*
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Democrat
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| 66th
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Deborah J. Glick*
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Democrat
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| 67th
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Scott Stringer*
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Democrat
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on November 8, 2005, elected Borough President of Manhattan
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| Linda Rosenthal
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Democrat
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[12]
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| 68th
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Adam Clayton Powell IV*
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Democrat
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| 69th
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Daniel J. O'Donnell*
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Democrat
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| 70th
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Keith L. T. Wright*
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Democrat
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| 71st
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Herman D. Farrell Jr.*
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Democrat
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Chairman of Ways and Means
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| 72nd
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Adriano Espaillat*
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Democrat
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| 73rd
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Jonathan Bing*
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Democrat
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| 74th
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Steven Sanders*
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Democrat
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resigned effective December 31, 2005[13]
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| Sylvia Friedman
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Democrat
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[14]
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| 75th
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Richard N. Gottfried*
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Democrat
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| 76th
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Peter M. Rivera*
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Democrat
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| 77th
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Aurelia Greene*
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Democrat
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| 78th
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Jose Rivera*
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Democrat
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| 79th
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Michael Benjamin*
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Democrat
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| 80th
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Naomi Rivera
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Democrat
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| 81st
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Jeffrey Dinowitz*
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Democrat
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| 82nd
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Michael Benedetto
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Democrat
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| 83rd
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Carl Heastie*
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Democrat
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| 84th
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Carmen E. Arroyo*
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Democrat
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| 85th
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Rubén Díaz Jr.*
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Democrat
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| 86th
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Luis Diaz*
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Democrat
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| 87th
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J. Gary Pretlow*
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Democrat
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| 88th
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Amy Paulin*
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Democrat
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| 89th
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Adam Bradley*
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Democrat
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| 90th
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Sandy Galef*
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Democrat
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| 91st
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George Latimer
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Democrat
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| 92nd
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Richard L. Brodsky*
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Democrat
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| 93rd
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Louis Mosiello
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Republican
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| 94th
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Kenneth Zebrowski
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Democrat
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| 95th
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Ryan Karben*
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Democrat
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resigned on May 18, 2006[15]
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| 96th
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Nancy Calhoun*
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Republican
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| 97th
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Ann Rabbitt
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Republican
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| 98th
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Aileen Gunther*
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Democrat
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| 99th
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Willis Stephens*
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Republican
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| 100th
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Thomas J. Kirwan*
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Republican
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| 101st
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Kevin A. Cahill*
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Democrat
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| 102nd
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Joel M. Miller*
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Republican
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| 103rd
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Patrick R. Manning*
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Republican
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| 104th
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John McEneny*
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Democrat
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| 105th
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Paul D. Tonko*
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Democrat
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| 106th
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Ronald Canestrari*
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Democrat
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| 107th
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Clifford Crouch*
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Republican
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| 108th
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Pat M. Casale*
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Republican
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| 109th
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Robert Reilly
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Democrat
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| 110th
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Jim Tedisco*
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Republican
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Minority Leader from November 29, 2005[16]
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| 111th
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Bill Magee*
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Democrat
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| 112th
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Roy J. McDonald*
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Republican
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| 113th
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Teresa Sayward*
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Republican
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| 114th
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Chris Ortloff*
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Republican
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in June 2006 appointed to the New York State Board of Parole
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| 115th
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David R. Townsend Jr.*
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Republican
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| 116th
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RoAnn Destito*
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Democrat
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| 117th
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Marc W. Butler*
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Republican
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| 118th
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Darrel Aubertine*
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Democrat
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| 119th
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Joan Christensen*
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Democrat
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| 120th
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William Magnarelli*
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Democrat
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| 121st
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Jeffrey Brown*
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Republican
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| 122nd
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Dede Scozzafava*
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Republican
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| 123rd
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Gary Finch*
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Republican
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| 124th
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William Barclay*
|
Republican
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| 125th
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Barbara Lifton*
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Democrat
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| 126th
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Donna Lupardo
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Democrat
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| 127th
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Daniel L. Hooker*
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Republican
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| 128th
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Bob Oaks*
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Republican
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| 129th
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Brian Kolb*
|
Republican
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| 130th
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Joseph Errigo*
|
Republican
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| 131st
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Susan V. John*
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Democrat
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| 132nd
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Joseph D. Morelle*
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Democrat
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| 133rd
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David Gantt*
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Democrat
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| 134th
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Bill Reilich*
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Republican
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| 135th
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David Koon*
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Democrat
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| 136th
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James Bacalles*
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Republican
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| 137th
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Tom O'Mara
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Republican
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| 138th
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Francine DelMonte*
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Democrat
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| 139th
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Charles H. Nesbitt*
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Republican
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Minority Leader until November 23, 2005;
on November 23, 2005, appointed to the NYS Tax Appeals Tribunal[17]
|
| Stephen Hawley
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Republican
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on February 28, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[18]
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| 140th
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Robin Schimminger*
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Democrat
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| 141st
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Crystal Peoples*
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Democrat
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| 142nd
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Sandra Lee Wirth*
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Republican
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died on March 11, 2006
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| Michael W. Cole
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Republican
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on May 2, 2006, elected to fill vacancy[19]
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| 143rd
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Paul Tokasz*
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Democrat
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Majority Leader
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| 144th
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Sam Hoyt*
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Democrat
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| 145th
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Mark J. F. Schroeder
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Democrat
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| 146th
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Jack Quinn III
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Republican
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| 147th
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Daniel Burling*
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Republican
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| 148th
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James P. Hayes*
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Republican
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| 149th
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Catharine Young*
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Republican
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on May 10, 2005, elected to the State Senate
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| Joseph Giglio
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Republican
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on June 28, 2005, elected to fill vacancy[20]
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| 150th
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William L. Parment*
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Democrat
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Employees
References
- ^ 57th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ Coppola wins Senate seat by Jill Terreri, in the Niagara Gazette on February 28, 2006
- ^ 1st District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ 8th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ 15th District special election result Archived December 31, 2016, at the Wayback Machine at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ 17th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ Assemblyman Michael Cohen Resigns, Community Is Stunned by Kim Brown, in the Queens Chronicle on March 10, 2005
- ^ 28th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ Top Brooklyn Democrat Convicted of Campaign Violations BY Anemona Hartocollis, in The New York Times on September 28, 2005
- ^ 43rd District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ 59th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ 67th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ Assembly seat opens as Sanders resigns Archived January 10, 2012, at the Wayback Machine by Lincoln Anderson, in the Downtown Express issue of October 28 to November 3, 2005
- ^ 74th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections
- ^ ROCKLAND DEM BAILS FROM ASSEMBLY AMID WHISPERS OF INTERN SCANDALS by Fredric U. Dicker, in the New York Post on May 19, 2006
- ^ Tedisco Unanimously Elected Assembly Minority Leader press release of November 29, 2005
- ^ GOV'S GOP PAL GETS TOP JOB by Joe Mahoney, in the New York Daily News on November 24, 2005
- ^ 139th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections. Archived 2012-10-04 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ 142nd District special election result at NYS Board of Elections. Archived 2012-10-04 at the Wayback Machine
- ^ 149th District special election result at NYS Board of Elections. Archived 2012-08-22 at the Wayback Machine
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