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The New York State Assembly has 150 members elected for two-year terms. The current party composition of the Assembly is:

Affiliation		Mitglieder
Template:American politics/party colours/Democratic\|	Democratic Party	100
Template:American politics/party colours/Republican\|	Republican Party	49
	Independence Party	1
Total		150
Majority		56

Leadership information

Position	Name	Party	Residence	District
Speaker	Sheldon Silver	Democratic	New York	64
Majority Leader	Joseph Morelle	Democratic	Irondequoit	136
Minority Leader	Brian Kolb	Republican	Canandaigua	129

Members of the New York State Assembly

District	Member	Party	First elected	Residence
1	Daniel P. Losquadro	Republican	2010	Shoreham
2	Fred Thiele	Independence	1995	Sag Harbor
3	Edward Hennessey	Democratic	2012	Medford
4	Steven Englebright	Democratic	1992	Setauket
5	Alfred C. Graf	Republican	2010	Holbrook
6	Philip Ramos	Democratic	2002	Central Islip
7	Michael J. Fitzpatrick	Republican	2002	Smithtown
8	Philip Boyle	Republican	2006	Bay Shore
9	Andrew Raia	Republican	2002	East Northport
10	James Conte	Republican	1988	Huntington Station
11	Robert Sweeney	Democratic	1988	Lindenhurst
12	Joseph Saladino	Republican	2004	Massapequa
13	Charles Lavine	Democratic	2004	Glen Cove
14	Brian F. Curran	Republican	2010	Lynbrook
15	Michael Montesano	Republican	2010	Glen Head
16	Michelle Schimel	Democratic	2007	Great Neck
17	Thomas McKevitt	Republican	2006	East Meadow
18	Earlene Hooper	Democratic	1988	Hempstead
19	David McDonough	Republican	2002	Merrick
20	Harvey Weisenberg	Democratic	1989	Long Beach
21	Edward Ra	Republican	2010	Franklin Square
22	Michaelle C. Solages	Democratic	2012	Elmont
23	Phillip Goldfeder	Democratic	2011	Far Rockaway
24	David Weprin	Democratic	2010	Holliswood
25	Rory Lancman	Democratic	2006	Hillcrest
26	Edward Braunstein	Democratic	2010	Bayside
27	Michael Simanowitz	Democratic	2011	Flushing
28	Andrew Hevesi	Democratic	2005	Forest Hills
29	William Scarborough	Democratic	1994	Jamaika
30	Margaret Markey	Democratic	1998	Maspeth
31	Michele Titus	Democratic	2002	Far Rockaway
32	Vivian Cook	Democratic	1990	Jamaika
33	Barbara Clark	Democratic	1986	Queens Village
34	Michael DenDekker	Democratic	2008	East Elmhurst
35	Jeffrion Aubry	Democratic	1992	Corona
36	Aravella Simotas	Democratic	2010	Long Island City
37	Catherine Nolan	Democratic	1984	Ridgewood
38	Michael G. Miller	Democratic	2009	Glendale
39	Francisco Moya	Democratic	2010	Corona
40	Inez Barron	Democratic	2008	Brooklyn
41	Helene Weinstein	Democratic	1980	Brooklyn
42	Rhoda Jacobs	Democratic	1978	Brooklyn
43	Karim Camara	Democratic	2005	Brooklyn
44	James F. Brennan	Democratic	1984	Brooklyn
45	Steven Cymbrowitz	Democratic	2000	Brooklyn
46	Alec Brook-Krasny	Democratic	2006	Brooklyn
47	William Colton	Democratic	1996	Brooklyn
48	Dov Hikind	Democratic	1982	Brooklyn
49	Peter Abbate	Democratic	1986	Brooklyn
50	Joseph Lentol	Democratic	1972	Brooklyn
51	Félix Ortiz	Democratic	1994	Brooklyn
52	Joan Millman	Democratic	1997	Brooklyn Heights
53	Vito Lopez	Democratic	1984	Brooklyn
54	Rafael Espinal	Democratic	2011	Brooklyn
55	William Boyland, Jr.	Democratic	2003	Brooklyn
56	Annette Robinson	Democratic	2002	Brooklyn
57	Hakeem Jeffries	Democratic	2006	Brooklyn
58	N. Nick Perry	Democratic	1992	Brooklyn
59	Alan Maisel	Democratic	2006	Brooklyn
60	Nicole Malliotakis	Republican	2010	Brooklyn/Staten Island
61	Matthew Titone	Democratic	2007	Staten Island
62	Louis Tobacco	Republican	2007	Staten Island
63	Michael Cusick	Democratic	2002	Staten Island
64	Sheldon Silver	Democratic	1976	New York
65	Micah Kellner	Democratic	2007	New York
66	Deborah Glick	Democratic	1990	New York
67	Linda Rosenthal	Democratic	2006	New York
68	Robert J. Rodriguez	Democratic	2010	New York
69	Daniel O'Donnell	Democratic	2002	New York
70	Keith L. T. Wright	Democratic	1992	New York
71	Herman D. Farrell	Democratic	1974	New York
72	Guillermo Linares	Democratic	2010	New York
73	Dan Quart	Democratic	2011	New York
74	Brian Kavanagh	Democratic	2006	New York
75	Richard Gottfried	Democratic	1970	New York
76	Peter Rivera	Democratic	1992	Bronx
77	Vanessa Gibson	Democratic	2009	Bronx
78	Jose Rivera	Democratic	2000	Bronx
79	Eric Stevenson	Democratic	2010	Bronx
80	Naomi Rivera	Democratic	2004	Bronx
81	Jeffrey Dinowitz	Democratic	1994	Bronx
82	Michael Benedetto	Democratic	2004	Bronx
83	Carl Heastie	Democratic	2000	Bronx
84	Carmen E. Arroyo	Democratic	1994	Bronx
85	Marcos Crespo	Democratic	2009	Bronx
86	Nelson Castro	Democratic	2008	Bronx
87	J. Gary Pretlow	Democratic	1992	Mount Vernon
88	Amy Paulin	Democratic	2000	Scarsdale
89	Robert Castelli	Republican	2010	Lewisboro
90	Sandra Galef	Democratic	1992	Ossining
91	George Latimer	Democratic	2004	Rye
92	Thomas Abinanti	Democratic	2010	White Plains
93	Shelley Mayer	Democratic	2012	Yonkers
94	Kenneth Zebrowski, Jr.	Democratic	2007	New City
95	Ellen C. Jaffee	Democratic	2006	Suffern
96	Nancy Calhoun	Republican	1990	Blooming Grove
97	Ann Rabbitt	Republican	2004	Greenwood Lake
98	Aileen Gunther	Democratic	2003	Forestburgh
99	Steve Katz	Republican	2010	Mohegan Lake
100	Frank Skartados	Democratic	2012	Milton
101	Kevin Cahill	Democratic	1998	Kingston
102	Joel Miller	Republican	1994	Poughkeepsie
103	Didi Barrett	Democratic	2012	Millbrook
104	John McEneny	Democratic	1992	Albany
105	Kieran Lalor	Republican	2012	Wappingers
106	Ronald Canestrari	Democratic	1988	Cohoes
107	Clifford Crouch	Republican	1995	Guilford
108	Steven McLaughlin	Republican	2010	Melrose
109	Robert Reilly	Democratic	2004	Colonie
110	James Tedisco	Republican	1982	Glenville
111	William Magee	Democratic	1990	Nelson
112	Tony Jordan	Republican	2008	Jackson
113	Teresa Sayward	Republican	2002	Willsboro
114	Janet Duprey	Republican	2006	Peru
115	Claudia Tenney	Republican	2010	Utica
116	Anthony Brindisi	Democratic	2011	Utica
117	Marc Butler	Republican	1995	Newport
118	Addie Jenne Russell	Democratic	2008	Theresa
119	Sam Roberts	Democratic	2010	Syracuse
120	William Magnarelli	Democratic	1998	Syracuse
121	Donald R. Miller	Republican	2010	Liverpool
122	Kenneth Blankenbush	Republican	2010	Black River
123	Gary Finch	Republican	1999	Springport
124	William A. Barclay	Republican	2002	Pulaski
125	Barbara Lifton	Democratic	2002	Ithaca
126	Donna Lupardo	Democratic	2004	Endwell
127	Peter Lopez	Republican	2006	Schoharie
128	Robert Oaks	Republican	1992	Macedon
129	Brian Kolb	Republican	2000	Canandaigua
130	Sean T. Hanna	Republican	2010	Mendon
131	Harry B. Bronson	Democratic	2010	Rochester
132	Joseph Morelle	Democratic	1990	Irondequoit
133	David Gantt	Democratic	1982	Rochester
134	Bill Reilich	Republican	2002	Griechenland
135	Mark C. Johns	Republican	2010	Webster
136	Philip Palmesano	Republican	2010	Corning
137	Christopher Friend	Republican	2010	Horseheads
138	John Ceretto	Republican	2010	Lewiston
139	Stephen Hawley	Republican	2006	Batavia
140	Robin Schimminger	Democratic	1976	Kenmore
141	Crystal Peoples-Stokes	Democratic	2002	Buffalo
142	Jane Corwin	Republican	2008	Clarence
143	Vacant^[1]	-	-	Cheektowaga
144	Sean M. Ryan	Democratic	2011	Buffalo
145	Michael P. Kearns	Democratic	2012	Buffalo
146	Kevin Smardz	Republican	2010	Hamburg
147	Daniel Burling	Republican	1998	Warsaw
148	Raymond Walter	Republican	2011	East Amherst
149	Joseph Giglio	Republican	2005	Gowanda
150	Andrew Goodell	Republican	2010	Jamestown

Notes

Fred Thiele of the 2nd District is a member of the Independence Party of New York and currently caucuses with the Democratic Party. 2

External links

New York State Assembly

^ McCarthy, Robert; Precious, Tom (12 January 2014). "Gabryszak resigns amid sexual harassment claims". buffalonews.com. The Buffalo News. Retrieved 13 January 2014.

[1] McCarthy, Robert; Precious, Tom (12 January 2014). "Gabryszak resigns amid sexual harassment claims". buffalonews.com. The Buffalo News. Retrieved 13 January 2014.

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