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New York State Assembly Voters' Guide 2011 New York State Assembly Voters' Guide 2011 Voted supporting the Council's position Voted opposing the Council's position TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC TBC SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT SUPPORT OPPOSE OPPOSE OPPOSE OPPOSE OPPOSE OPPOSE Private Erosion of Erosion of Autism Electric cause of Workers Workers Excelsior Personal Spectrum Real Medicaid Generating action for Comp Comp "Recharge Job Income Hydrofracking Disorder Property Cost Ficilities an alleged reforms reform NY" Program Tax Moratorium Insurance Tax Cap Controls Siting "abusive /cost / cost Improvements increase Coverage % law work savings savings Mandates Pro environment" provisions provisions Jobs S.2809-D S.5856 S.5844 S.2810-C / S.5592 S.4005 (Budget) S.2811-C / S.5453 (Skelos) / (Maziarz) A.4010-C, (Carlucci) / (Fuschillo) S.4289 A.5183 S.3741 / A.4011-C, (Avella) A.8518 / A.8510 part CC A.7400 / A.6305 (Savino) (Simotas) (Maziarz) Name Party A.4009-D Part G /A.7802 (Silver) (Cahill) (Budget) (Sweeney) (Morelle) / A. 4258 / S.3749 / A.6294 (Budget) Vote (Silver) Vote Vote Vote Vote Vote (Englebright) (Robach) (Wright) Vote 3/30/11 ** 6/24/11 6/22/11 3/29/11 6/6/11 6/17/11 3/30/11 Peter J. 50% D Abbate, Jr. Thomas 44% D Excused Abinanti George 70% R Amedore Carmen E. 43% D Excused Excused Excused Arroyo Jeffrion L. 50% D Aubry William A. 67% R Excused Barclay Inez D. 0% D Absent Barron Michael 50% D Benedetto Ken 70% R Blankenbush William F. 45% D Excused Excused Excused Boyland, Jr. 70% Philip Boyle R Edward C. 50% D Braunstein James F. 50% D Brennan Harry B. 56% D Bronson Alec Brook- 44% D Excused Krasny Daniel J. 40% R Burling Marc W. 50% R Butler Kevin A. 40% D Cahill Nancy 70% R Calhoun Karim 33% D Excused Camara Ron 56% D Canestrari Robert J. 60% R Castelli Nelson L. 50% D Castro John D. 70% R Ceretto Barbara M. 50% D Clark William 56% D Excused Colton James D. 70% R Conte Vivian E. 50% D Cook Jane L. 70% R Corwin Marcos A. 50% D Crespo Clifford W. 60% R Crouch 60% Brian Curran R Michael 56% D Cusick Steven 56% D Cymbrowitz Michael G. 40% D DenDekker Jeffrey 50% D Dinowitz Janet L. 70% R Duprey Steve 50% D Englebright Herman D. 56% D Farrell, Jr. 70% Gary D. Finch R Michael J. 70% R Fitzpatrick Christopher 60% R S. Friend Dennis H. 56% D Gabryszak 56% Sandy Galef D David F. 50% D Excused Excused Excused Gantt Vanessa L. 50% D Gibson 70% Joe Giglio R Deborah J. 50% D Glick Andy 80% R Goodell Richard N. 50% D Gottfried 60% Al Graf R Aileen M. 56% D Gunther Sean T. 60% R Hanna Stephen 50% R Excused Excused Hawley 70% Jim Hayes R Carl E. 50% D Heastie Andrew 50% D Hevesi 63% Dov Hikind D Excused Earlene 38% D Excused Excused Hooper Rhoda 56% D Jacobs 40% Ellen Jaffee D Hakeem 44% D Excused Jeffries 50% Mark Johns R 70% Tony Jordan R 67% Steve Katz R Excused Brian 56% D Kavanagh Micah 56% D Kellner 50% Tom Kirwan R Excused Excused Excused Excused Excused 80% Brian M. Kolb R Rory I. 50% D Lancman George S. 44% D Latimer Charles D. 50% D Lavine Joseph R. 40% D Lentol Barbara 40% D Lifton Guillermo 50% D Linares Peter D. 50% R Lopez 40% Vito J. Lopez D Dan 60% R Losquardro Donna A. 60% D Lupardo William 50% D Magee William B. 50% D Magnarelli 50% Alan Maisel D Nicole 70% R Malliotakis Margaret M. 56% D Excused Markey David G. 70% R McDonough John J. 50% D McEneny Tom 70% R McKevitt Steven F. 90% R McLaughlin 50% Grace Meng D Donald R. 70% R Miller 70% Joel M. Miller R Michael 50% D Miller Joan L. 50% D Millman Marcus 67% R Excused Molinaro Michael 70% R Montesano Joseph D. 50% D Excused Morelle Francisco P. 50% D Moya L. Dean 60% R Murray Catherine 40% D Nolan 60% Bob Oaks R Daniel 40% D O'Donnell 40% Felix Ortiz D Philip A. 70% R Palmesano 44% Amy Paulin D Crystal D. 44% Peoples- D Stokes 50% N. Nick Perry D J. Gary 50% D Pretlow 60% Eward P. Ra R Annie 60% R Rabbitt Andrew P. 60% R Raia 50% Phil Ramos D 60% Bill Reilich R 56% Bob Reilly D 56% Jose Rivera D Excused 50% Naomi Rivera D Peter M. 56% D Rivera Samuel D. 50% D Roberts Annette 36% D Excused Excused Robinson Robert J. 57% D Excused Excused Rodriguez Linda B. 50% D Rosenthal Addie J. 40% D Russell Joseph S. 70% R Saladino Teresa R. 80% R Sayward William 50% D Scarborough Michelle 40% D Schimel Robin 70% D Schimminger Sheldon 44% D Excused Silver Aravella 56% D Simotas Kevin 60% R Smardz 50% Mike Spano D Eric A. 44% D Excused Stevenson Robert K. Sponsor 50% D Sweeney James 70% R Tedisco Claudia 70% R Tenney Fred W. 50% D Thiele, Jr. Matthew 50% D Titone Michele R. 50% D Titus 70% Lou Tobacco R Helene E. 50% D Weinstein Harvey 44% D Weisenberg David I. 44% D Excused Weprin Keith L.T. 50% D Wright Kenneth 56% D Zebrowski © The Business Council of New York State, Inc. | 111 Washington Avenue, Suite 400, Albany, New York 12210 | 518-465-7511.
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