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NYS Legislator Social Media 2020 Members of the New York State Senate[edit] District Senator Party Caucus Counties Represented twitter Other Accounts/Personals 1 Kenneth P. LaValle Republican Republican Suffolk @senatorlavalle 2 Vacant Suffolk 3 Monica Martinez Democratic Democratic Suffolk nyssenatormrm 4 Phil Boyle Republican Republican Suffolk philboyleny 5 James Gaughran Democratic Democratic Nassau, Suffolk Gaughran4Senate 6 Kevin Thomas Democratic Democratic Nassau senkevinthomas 7 Anna Kaplan Democratic Democratic Nassau annamkaplan 8 John Brooks Democratic Democratic Nassau, Suffolk @Brooks4LINY 9 Todd Kaminsky Democratic Democratic Nassau @toddkaminsky 10 James Sanders, Jr. Democratic Democratic Queens @JSandersNYC 11 John Liu Democratic Democratic Queens liunewyork 12 Michael N. Gianaris Democratic Democratic Queens @SenGianaris 13 Jessica Ramos Democratic Democratic Queens jessicaramos 14 Leroy Comrie Democratic Democratic Queens @LeroyComrie 15 Joseph Addabbo, Jr. Democratic Democratic Queens @SenJoeAddabbo 16 Toby Ann Stavisky Democratic Democratic Queens @TobyStavisky 17 Simcha Felder Democratic Republican Kings @NYSenatorFelder 18 Julia Salazar Democratic Democratic Kings salazarsenate 19 Roxanne Persaud Democratic Democratic Kings @SenatorPersaud 20 Zellnor Myrie Democratic Democratic Kings senatormyrie zellnor4ny 21 Kevin S. Parker Democratic Democratic Kings SenatorParker 22 Andrew Gounardes Democratic Democratic Kings sen_gounardes agounardes 23 Diane Savino Democratic Democratic Kings, Richmond @DianeSavino 24 Andrew J. Lanza Republican Republican Richmond @senatorlanza 25 Velmanette Montgomery Democratic Democratic Kings No Twitter 26 Brian Kavanagh Democratic Democratic Kings, New York @BrianKavanaghNY 27 Brad M. Hoylman Democratic Democratic New York @bradhoylman 28 Liz Krueger Democratic Democratic New York @LizKrueger 29 Jose M. Serrano Democratic Democratic Bronx, New York @SenatorSerrano 30 Brian Benjamin Democratic Democratic New York @NYSenBenjamin 31 Robert Jackson Democratic Democratic New York senatorrjackson rjackson_nyc 32 Luis Sepulveda Democratic Democratic Bronx sensepulveda luissepulvedany 33 J. Gustavo Rivera Democratic Democratic Bronx @NYSenatorRivera 34 Alessandra Biaggi Democratic Democratic Bronx, Westchester SenatorBiaggi biaggi4ny 35 Andrea Stewart-Cousins Democratic Democratic Westchester @AndreaSCousins 36 Jamaal Bailey Democratic Democratic Bronx, Westchester @jamaaltbailey 37 Shelley Mayer Democratic Democratic Westchester @ShelleyBMayer 38 David Carlucci Democratic Democratic Rockland, Westchester davidcarlucci senatorcarlucci 39 James Skoufis Democratic Democratic Orange, Rockland, Ulster JamesSkoufis 40 Pete Harckham Democratic Democratic Dutchess, Putnam, Westchester SenatorHarckham 41 Susan J. Serino Republican Republican Dutchess, Putnam @Sueserino4NY 42 Jen Metzger Democratic Democratic Delaware, Orange, Sullivan, Ulster senatormetzger jenmetzgerny 43 Daphne Jordan Republican Republican Columbia, Rensselaer, Saratoga, Washington nysenatorjordan 44 Neil Breslin Democratic Democratic Albany, Rensselaer @NeilBreslin44 Clinton, Essex, Franklin, St. Lawrence, Warren, 45 Elizabeth O'C. Little Republican Republican Washington @bettylittle 46 George Amedore Republican Republican Albany, Greene, Montgomery, Schenectady, Ulster @GeorgeAmedore 47 Joseph Griffo Republican Republican Lewis, Oneida, St. Lawrence @SenGriffo 48 Patricia Ritchie Republican Republican Jefferson, Oswego, St. Lawrence @SenatorRitchie Fulton, Hamilton, Herkimer, Saratoga, 49 James Tedisco Republican Republican Schenectady @JamesTedisco 50 Vacant Cayuga, Onondaga Cayuga, Chenango, Cortland, Delaware, Herkimer, 51 James L. Seward Republican Republican Otsego, Schoharie, Tompkins, Ulster senatorseward 52 Frederick J. Akshar Republican Republican Broome, Chenango, Delaware, Tioga @FredAkshar 53 Rachel May Democratic Democratic Madison, Oneida, Onondaga rachelmayny srachelmay Cayuga, Monroe, Ontario, Seneca, Tompkins, 54 Pamela Helming Republican Republican Wayne @SenatorHelming 55 Rich Funke Republican Republican Monroe, Ontario @SenatorFunke 56 Joseph Robach Republican Republican Monroe @SenatorRobach 57 George Borrello Republican Republican Allegany, Cattaraugus, Chautauqua, Livingston voteborrello 58 Thomas O'Mara Republican Republican Chemung, Schuyler, Steuben, Tompkins, Yates @SenatorOMara 59 Patrick Gallivan Republican Republican Erie, Livingston, Monroe, Wyoming @senatorgallivan 60 Chris. Jacobs Republican Republican Erie @JacobsforSenate 61 Michael H. Ranzenhofer Republican Republican Erie, Genesee, Monroe No Twitter 62 Robert Ortt Republican Republican Monroe, Niagara, Orleans @SenatorOrtt 63 Timothy M. Kennedy Democratic Democratic Erie @SenKennedy kennedy4senate Members of the New York State Assembly[edit] District Member Party Counties twitter 1 Fred Thiele Ind Suffolk fred_thiele 2 Anthony Palumbo Rep Suffolk @Palumbo4NYSA 3 Joe De Stefano Rep Suffolk dacomish 4 Steven Englebright Dem Suffolk @SteveEngles 5 Doug Smith Rep Suffolk DougSmithNY 6 Philip Ramos Dem Suffolk @philRamos6AD 7 Andrew Garbarino Rep Suffolk No Twitter 8 Michael J. Fitzpatrick Rep Suffolk No Twitter 9 Michael LiPetri Rep Nassau, Suffolk TheMikeLiPetri 10 Steve Stern Dem Suffolk @stevesternNY 11 Kimberly Jean-Pierre Dem Suffolk @Kimjeanpierre 12 Vacant Rep Suffolk 13 Charles Lavine Dem Nassau CharlesDLavine 14 David McDonough Rep Nassau @AssemblymanDGM 15 Michael Montesano Rep Nassau @AsmMontesano 16 Anthony D'Urso Dem Nassau No twitter 17 John Mikulin Rep Nassau JohnMikulin 18 Taylor Darling Dem Nassau IamTDarling 19 Ed Ra Rep Nassau @EdwardRa19 20 Melissa Miller Rep Nassau @MissyMillerNY 21 Judy Griffin Dem Nassau judygriffinny 22 Michaelle C. Solages Dem Nassau @MichaelleSolages 23 Stacey Pheffer Amato Dem Queens @Stacy23AD 24 David Weprin Dem Queens @DavidWeprin 25 Nily Rozic Dem Queens @nily 26 Edward Braunstein Dem Queens @edbraunstein 27 Daniel Rosenthal Dem Queens @DanRosenthalNYC 28 Andrew Hevesi Dem Queens @AndrewHevesi 29 Alicia Hyndman Dem Queens @AliciaHyndman 30 Brian Barnwell Dem Queens @Barnwell30 31 Dem Queens 32 Vivian Cook Dem Queens No Twitter 33 Clyde Vanel Dem Queens @clydevanel 34 Michael DenDekker Dem Queens @mgdendekker 35 Jeffrion Aubry Dem Queens JeffAssemblyman 36 Aravella Simotas Dem Queens @AravellaSimotas 37 Catherine Nolan Dem Queens No twitter 38 Michael G. Miller Dem Queens @assemblymanmike 39 Catalina Cruz Dem Queens catalinacruzny 40 Ron Kim Dem Queens @rontkim 41 Helene Weinstein Dem Kings @HeleneWeinstein 42 Rodneyse Bichotte Dem Kings @AMBichotte 43 Diana Richardson Dem Kings yourfavoriteasw 44 Robert Carroll Dem Kings @Bobby4Brooklyn 45 Steven Cymbrowitz Dem Kings @SteveCym 46 Mathylde Frontus Dem Kings frontusad46 47 William Colton Dem Kings amwilliamcolton 48 Simcha Eichenstein Dem Kings seichenstein 49 Peter Abbate Dem Kings @peterabbatejr 50 Joseph Lentol Dem Kings @assemblymanjoe 51 Félix Ortiz Dem Kings felixwortiz 52 Jo Anne Simon Dem Kings @JoAnneSimonBK52 53 Maritza Davila Dem Kings @DavilaAssembly 54 Erik Dilan Dem Kings @edilan37 55 Latrice Walker Dem Kings No Twitter 56 Tremaine Wright Dem Kings tremaine4ny 57 Walter T. Mosley Dem Kings @WalterTMosley 58 N. Nick Perry Dem Kings @NNickPerry 59 Jaime Williams Dem Kings No twitter 60 Charles Barron Dem Kings @CharlesBarron12 61 Charles Fall Dem Richmond Charlesdfall 62 Michael Reilly Rep Richmond MikeWReilly 63 Michael Cusick Dem Richmond @Michael_Cusick 64 Nicole Malliotakis Rep Kings, Richmond @NMalliotakis 65 Yuh-Line Niou Dem New York @yuhline 66 Deborah Glick Dem New York @DeboraJGlick 67 Linda Rosenthal Dem New York @lindaBRosenthal 68 Robert J. Rodriguez Dem New York _rjayrodriguez 69 Daniel O'Donnell Dem New York danny_odonnell_ 70 Inez Dickens Dem New York @IE_Dickens 71 Alfred Taylor Dem New York assemblymanalt1 72 Carmen De La Rosa Dem New York @CnDelarosa 73 Dan Quart Dem New York AMDanQuart 74 Harvey Epstein Dem New York harveyforny 75 Richard Gottfried Dem New York @DickGottfried 76 Rebecca Seawright Dem New York @SeawrightForNY 77 Latoya Joyner Dem Bronx @JoinJoyner 78 Jose Rivera Dem Bronx assemblyrivera 79 Michael Blake Dem Bronx @MrMikeBlake 80 Nathalia Fernandez Dem Bronx fernandez4ny 81 Jeffrey Dinowitz Dem Bronx @JefferyDinowitz 82 Michael Benedetto Dem Bronx mikebenedetto82 83 Carl Heastie Dem Bronx @CarlHeastie 84 Carmen E. Arroyo Dem Bronx no twitter 85 Vacant Dem Bronx 86 Victor M. Pichardo Dem Bronx @Vpichardo86 87 Karines Reyes Dem Bronx karinesreyesnyc 88 Amy Paulin Dem Westchester @AmyPaulin 89 J. Gary Pretlow Dem Westchester @JGPretlow 90 Nader Sayegh Dem Westchester naderjsayegh 91 Steven Otis Dem Westchester @SteveOtis91 92 Tom Abinanti Dem Westchester @TomAbinanti 93 David Buchwald Dem Westchester @DavidBuchwald 94 Kevin Byrne Rep Westchester, Putnam @Byrne4NY 95 Sandy Galef Dem Westchester, Putnam @SandyGalef 96 Kenneth Zebrowski, Jr. Dem Rockland @kenzebrowski_ny 97 Ellen Jaffee Dem Rockland @EllenCJaffee 98 Karl A. Brabenec Rep Orange, Rockland @KarlBrabenec 99 Colin Schmitt Rep Orange colinschmitt 100 Aileen Gunther Dem Orange, Sullivan AileenMGunther 101 Brian Miller Rep Delaware, Herkimer, Oneida, Orange, Ostego, Sullivan, Ulster nysbrianmiller 102 Chris Tague Rep Albany, Columbia, Delaware, Greene, Ostego, Schoharie, Ulster chriswctague 103 Kevin Cahill Dem Dutchess, Ulster @cahill2012(No Tweets) 104 Jonathan Jacobson Dem Dutchess, Orange, Ulster jacobsonny104 105 Kieran Lalor Rep Dutchess @KieranLalor 106 Didi Barrett Dem Columbia, Dutchess @dinerdialogues didibarrett106 107 Jacob Ashby Rep Columbia, Rensselaer, Washington
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