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NYSUT, AFL-CIO Endorsement Recommendations for 2018 NYSUT, AFL-CIO endorsement recommendations for 2018 14 Leroy Comrie* 27 David Rosenthal* 86 Victor Pichardo* Below is the complete list 15 Joseph Addabbo* 28 Andrew Hevesi* 87 Karines Reyes* of NYSUT endorsements. State- wide candidates marked with an 16 Toby Ann Stavisky* 29 Alicia Hyndman* 88 Amy Paulin* asterisk* were also endorsed by 17 Blake Morris 30 Brian Barnwell* 89 James Gary Pretlow* the New York State AFL-CIO. 18 Martin Malave Dilan* 31 Michele Titus* 90 Nader Sayegh* 19 Roxanne Persaud* 32 Vivian Cook* 91 Steven Otis* U.S. SENATE 20 Zellnor Myrie 33 Clyde Vanel* 92 Thomas Abinanti* Kirsten Gillibrand* 22 Andrew Gounardes 34 Michael DenDekker* 93 David Buchwald* 25 Velmanette Montgomery* 35 Jeffrion Aubry* 94 Kevin Byrne* U.S. HOUSE 26 Brian Kavanagh* 36 Aravella Simotas* 95 Sandra Galef* OF REPRESENTATIVES 27 Brad Hoylman* 37 Catherine Nolan* 96 Kenneth Zebrowski* 1 Perry Gershon* 28 Elizabeth Krueger* 38 Michael Miller* 97 Ellen Jaffee* 2 Liuba Grechen Shirley 29 José Serrano* 39 Aridia Espinal* 98 Karl Brabenec 3 Thomas Suozzi* 30 Brian Benjamin* 40 Ronald Kim* 99 Matthew Rettig* 4 Kathleen Rice 31 Marisol Alcantara* 41 Helene Weinstein* 100 Aileen Gunther* 5 Gregory Meeks 32 Louis Sepulveda* 42 Rodneyse Bichotte* 101 Chad McEvoy 6 Grace Meng* 33 Gustavo Rivera* 43 Diana Richardson* 103 Kevin Cahill* 7 Nydia Velazquez* 35 Andrea Stewart-Cousins* 44 Robert Carroll* 104 Kevindaryan Lujan 8 Hakeem Jeffries* 36 Jamaal Bailey* 45 Steven Cymbrowitz* 106 Didi Barrett* 9 Yvette Clark* 37 Shelley Mayer* 46 Ethan Lustig-Elgrably* 108 John McDonald 10 Jerrold Nadler* 38 David Carlucci* 47 William Colton* 109 Patricia Fahy* 11 Max Rose 39 James Skoufis* 48 Simcha Eichenstein* 110 Phil Steck* 12 Carolyn Maloney* 41 Karen Smythe* 49 Peter Abbate Jr.* 111 Angelo Santabarbara* 13 Adriano Espaillat* 42 Jennifer Metzger* 50 Joseph Lentol* 112 Mary Beth Walsh 14 Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez* 43 Aaron Gladd 51 Felix Ortiz* 113 Carrie Woerner* 15 José Serrano* 44 Neil Breslin* 52 Jo Anne Simon* 114 Dan Stec* 16 Eliot Engel* 50 John Mannion* 53 Maritza Davila* 115 Billy Jones* 17 Nita Lowey* 63 Timothy Kennedy* 54 Erik Dilan* 116 Addie Jenne* 18 Sean Patrick Maloney 55 Latrice Walker* 117 Ken Blankenbush* 19 Antonio Delgado* 56 Tremaine Wright* 120 William Barclay* 20 Paul Tonko* NYS ASSEMBLY 57 Walter Mosley* 121 William Magee* 21 Tedra Cobb* 1 Fred Thiele Jr.* 58 N. Nick Perry* 122 Clifford Crouch 22 Anthony Brindisi* 2 Anthony Palumbo* 59 Jaime Williams 123 Donna Lupardo* 24 Dana Balter 3 Joseph DeStefano* 60 Charles Barron* 124 Christopher Friend 25 Joe Morelle* 4 Steve Englebright* 61 Charles Fall 125 Barbara Lifton* 26 Brian Higgins* 5 Doug Smith* 62 Michael Reilly 126 Keith Batman* 27 Nathan McMurray* 6 Philip Ramos* 65 Yuh-Line Niou* 127 Albert Stirpe Jr.* 7 Andrew Garbarino* 66 Deborah Glick* 128 Pamela Hunter* 8 David Morrissey* 67 Linda Rosenthal* 129 William Magnarelli* STATEWIDE OFFICES 9 Christine Pelligrino* 68 Robert Rodriguez* 131 Brian Kolb* ATTORNEY GENERAL 10 Steve Stern* 69 Daniel O’Donnell* 132 Philip Palmesano* Letitia James* 11 Kimberly Jean-Pierre* 70 Inez Dickens* 134 Peter Lawrence 12 Andrew Raia* 71 Al Taylor* 135 Mark Johns* COMPTROLLER 13 Charles Lavine* 72 Carmen De La Rosa* 136 Jamie Romeo* Thomas DiNapoli* 14 David McDonough* 73 Dan Quart* 138 Harry Bronson* 15 Michael Montesano 74 Harvey Epstein* 140 Robin Schimminger NYS SENATE 16 Anthony D’Urso* 75 Richard Gottfried* 141 Crystal Peoples-Stokes* 2 Kathleen Cleary 17 John Mikulin* 76 Rebecca Seawright* 142 Patrick Burke* 3 Monica Martinez* 19 Edward Ra 77 Latoya Joyner* 143 Monica Wallace* 4 Louis D’Amaro 20 Jack Vobis 78 José Rivera* 144 Joseph DiPasquale* 5 James Gaughran* 21 Judy Griffin 79 Michael Blake* 145 Angelo Morinello* 7 Anna Kaplan* 22 Michaelle Solages* 80 Nathalia Fernandez* 146 Karen McMahon* 8 John Brooks* 23 Stacey Pheffer Amato* 81 Jeffrey Dinowitz* 148 Joseph Giglio 9 Todd Kaminsky* 24 David Weprin* 82 Michael Benedetto* 149 Sean Ryan* 10 James Sanders* 25 Nily Rozic* 83 Carl Heastie* 150 Andrew Goodell 12 Michael Gianaris* 26 Edward Braunstein* 85 Marcus Crespo*.
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