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KEY LEADERS Title Name Twitter Handle Governor Cuomo Andrew Cuomo @NYGovCuomo NYS Department of Health NYSDOH @HealthNYGov Assembly Speaker Carl Heastie @CarlHeastie Senate Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins @andreascousins Assembly Health Chair Richard Gottfried @DickGottfried Senate Health Chair Gustavo Rivera @nysenatorrivera Senate Health Ranking Member Patrick Gallivan @senatorgallivan Assembly Disabilities Chair Phil Steck @PhilSteck Assembly Mental Health/DD Chair Aileen Gunther @AileenMGunther Senate Mental Health/DD Chair David Carlucci @davidcarlucci Senate Mental Health/DD Ranking Member George Amedore @georgeamedore Assembly Aging Chair Harry Bronson @HarryBBronson Senate Aging Chair Rachel May @srachelmay Senate Aging Ranking Member Sue Serino @sueserino4ny ASSEMBLY Office Name Twitter Handle Assembly D1 Fred Thiele Assembly D2 Anthony Palumbo @Palumbo4NYSA Assembly D3 Joe DeStefano Assembly D4 Steve Englebright @SteveEngles Assembly D5 Doug Smith @DougSmithNY Assembly D6 Philip Ramos @PhilRamos6AD Assembly D7 Andrew Garbarino Assembly D8 Michael Fitzpatrick Assembly D9 Michael LiPetri @TheMikeLiPretri Assembly D10 Steve Stern @SteveSternNY Assembly D11 Kimberly Jean-Pierre @Kimjeanpierre Assembly D12 Andrew Raia @AssemblymanRaia Assembly D13 Charles Lavine @CharlesLavineNY Assembly D14 David McDonough @AssemblymanDGM Assembly D15 Michael Montesano @AsmMontesano Assembly D16 Anthony D'Urso Assembly D17 John K Mikulin Assembly D18 Taylor Raynor @IamTaylorRaynor Assembly D19 Edward Ra @EdwardRa19 Assembly D20 Melissa Miller Assembly D21 Judy Griffin @judygriffinny Assembly D22 Michaelle Solages @MichaelleSolage Assembly D23 Stacey Pheffer Amato @Stacey23AD Assembly D24 David Weprin @DavidWeprin Assembly D25 Nily Rozic @nily Assembly D26 Edward Braunstein @edbrauntein Assembly D27 Daniel Rosenthal @DanRosenthalNYC Assembly D28 Andrew Hevesi @AndrewHevesi Assembly D29 Alicia Hyndman @AliciaHyndman Assembly D30 Brian Barnwell @Barnwell30 Assembly D31 Michele Titus @MicheleRTitus1 Assembly D32 Vivian Cook Assembly D33 Clyde Vanel @clydevanel Assembly D34 Michael DenDekker @mgdendekker Assembly D35 Jeffrion Aubry Assembly D36 Aravella Simotas @AravellaSimotas Assembly D37 Catherine Nolan Assembly D38 Michael Miller Assembly D39 Catalina Cruz @CatalinaCruzNY Assembly D40 Ron Kim @rontkim Assembly D41 Helene Weinstein @HeleneWeinstein Assembly D42 Rodneyse Bichotte @AMBichotte Assembly D43 Diana Richardson @Vote_Richardson Assembly D44 Robert Carroll @Bobby4Brooklyn Assembly D45 Steven Cymbrowitz @SteveCym Assembly D46 Mathylde Frontus @FrontusforNY Assembly D47 William Colton @AMWilliamColton Assembly D48 Smicha Eichenstein @SEIchenstein Assembly D49 Peter Abbate Jr Assembly D50 Joseph Lentol @assemblymanjoe Assembly D51 Felix Ortiz @Felixwortiz Assembly D52 Jo Anne Simon @JoAnneSimonBK52 Assembly D53 Maritza Davila @DavilaAssembly Assembly D54 Erik Dilan @edilan37 Assembly D55 Latrice Walker @WalkerForNYC Assembly D56 Tremaine Wright @assemblytwright Assembly D57 Walter Mosley @WalterTMosley Assembly D58 Nick Perry @NNickPerry Assembly D59 Jaime Williams Assembly D60 Charles Barron @CharlesBarron12 Assembly D61 Charles Fall @Charlesdfall Assembly D62 Michael Reilly @MikeWReilly Assembly D63 Michael Cusick @Michael_Cusick Assembly D64 Nicole Malliotakis @NMalliotakis Assembly D65 Yuh-Line Niou @yuhline Assembly D66 Deborah Glick @DeborahJGlock Assembly D67 Linda Rosenthal @LindaBRosenthal Assembly D68 Robert Rodriguez @_rjayrodriguez Assembly D69 Daniel O'Donnell @DannyforNYC Assembly D70 Inez Dickens @IE_Dickens Assembly D71 Al Taylor @pastoraltaylor Assembly D72 Carmen De La Rosa @CnDelarosa Assembly D73 Dan Quart @AMDanQuart Assembly D74 Harvey Epstein @HarveyforNY Assembly D75 Richard Gottfried @DickGottfried Assembly D76 Rebecca Seawright @SeawrightForNY Assembly D77 Latoya Joyner @JoinJoyner Assembly D78 Jose Rivera @RevolutionJR Assembly D79 Michael Blake @MrMikeBlake Assembly D80 Nathalia Fernandez @Fernandez4NY Assembly D81 Jeffrey Dinowitz @JeffreyDinowitz Assembly D82 Michael Benedetto Assembly D83 Carl Heastie @CarlHeastie Assembly D84 Carmen Arroyo @arroyowatch Assembly D85 Marcos Crespo @MarcosCrespo85 Assembly D86 Victor Pichardo @Vpichardo86 Assembly D87 Karines Reyes @KarinesReyesNYC Assembly D88 Amy Paulin @AmyPaulin Assembly D89 Gary Pretlow @JGPretlow Assembly D90 Nader Sayegh @NaderJSayegh Assembly D91 Steven Otis @SteveOtis91 Assembly D92 Thomas Abinanti @TomAbinanti Assembly D93 David Buchwald @DavidBuchwald Assembly D94 Kevin Byrne @Byrne4NY Assembly D95 Sandy Galef @SandyGalef Assembly D96 Kenneth Zebrowski @kenzebrowski_ny Assembly D97 Ellen Jaffee @EllenCJaffee Assembly D98 Karl Brabenec @KarlBrabenec Assembly D99 Colin Schmitt @colinschmitt Assembly D100 Aileen Gunther @AileenMGunther Assembly D101 Brian D. Miller Assembly D102 Chris Tague @chrisWCtague Assembly D103 Kevin Cahill @cahill2012 Assembly D104 Jonathan Jacobson Assembly D105 Kieran Lalor @KieranLalor Assembly D106 Didi Barrett @dinerdialogues Assembly D107 Jake Ashy @JakeCAshby Assembly D108 John McDonald III @johnmcdonald108 Assembly D109 Patricia Fahy @PatriciaFahy109 Assembly D110 Phil Steck @PhilSteck Assembly D111 Angelo Santabarbara @AsmSantabarbara Assembly D112 Mary Beth Walsh @MBWalsh Assembly D113 Carrie Woerner @AMCarrieWoerner Assembly D114 Dan Stec @danstec Assembly D115 Billy Jones @jonesnyassembly Assembly D116 Mark Walczyk @MarkWalczyk Assembly D117 Ken Blakenbush Assembly D118 Robert Smullen Assembly D119 Marianne Buttenschon Assembly D120 WIlliam Barclay @WillABarclay Assembly D121 John Salka @salka_john Assembly D122 Clifford Crouch Assembly D123 Donna Lupardo @donnalupardo Assembly D124 Christopher Friend @Friend4Assembly Assembly D125 Barbara Lifton @AssemblywomanLi Assembly D126 Gary Finch Assembly D127 Al Stirpe @StirpeAl Assembly D128 Pamela Hunter @PamelaHunter128 Assembly D129 William Magnarelli @BillMagnarelli Assembly D130 Brian Manktelow Assembly D131 Brian Kolb @GOPLdrBrianKolb Assembly D132 Philip Palmesano @PhilPalmesano Assembly D133 Marjorie Byrnes Assembly D134 Peter Lawrence @PLawrence134th Assembly D135 Mark Johns @MarkJohns_135th Assembly D136 Jamie Romeo Assembly D137 David Gantt Assembly D138 Harry Bronson @HarryBBronson Assembly D139 Stephen Hawley @SteveMHawley Assembly D140 Robin Schimminger Assembly D141 Crystal Peoples-Stokes @CPeoplesStokes Assembly D142 Pat Burke @PatBurke142 Assembly D143 Monica Wallace @mwallace143 Assembly D144 Michael Norris @Mike_Norris_144 Assembly D145 Angelo Morinello @VoteJudgeAngelo Assembly D146 Karen McMahon Assembly D147 David DiPietro @DiPietro4NY Assembly D148 Joseph Giglio Assembly D149 Sean Ryan @SeeanMRyan149 Assembly D150 Andy Goodell @andygoodell SENATE Official Name District Twitter Handle Party Senator Kenneth Lavalle 1 @senatorlavalle R Minority Leader John Flanagan 2 @leaderflanagan R Senator Monica Martinez 3 @nyssenatormrm D Senator Phil Boyle 4 @philboyleny R Senator Jim Gaughran 5 @senatorgaughran D Senator Kevin Thomas 6 @kevinthomasny D Senator Anna Kaplan 7 @annamkaplan D Senator John Brooks 8 @nysbrooks D Senator Todd Kaminsky 9 @toddkaminsky D Senator James Sanders Jr. 10 @jsandersnyc D Senator John Liu 11 @liunewyork D Senator Mike Gianaris 12 @sengianaris D Senator Jessica Ramos 13 @Jessicaramos D Senator Leroy Comrie 14 @leroycomrie D Senator Joseph Addabbo Jr. 15 @senjoeaddabbo D Senator Toby Stavisky 16 @tobystavisky D Senator Simcha Felder 17 @nysenatorfelder D Senator Julia Salazar 18 @juliacarmel_ D Senator Roxanne Persaud 19 @senatorpersaud D Senator Zellnor Myrie 20 @zellnor4ny D Senator Kevin Parker 21 @senatorparker D Senator Andrew Gounardes 22 @agounardes D Senator Diane Savino 23 @dianesavino D Senator Andrew Lanza 24 @senatorlanza R Senator Velmanette Montgomery 25 N/A D Senator Brian Kavanagh 26 @briankavanaghny D Senator Brad Hoylman 27 @bradhoylman D Senator Liz Krueger 28 @lizkrueger D Senator Jose Serrano 29 @senatorserrano D Senator Brian Benjamin 30 @nysenbenjamin D Senator Robert Jackson 31 @senatorrjackson D Senator Luis Sepulveda 32 @luissepulvedany D Senator Gustavo Rivera 33 @nysenatorrivera D Senator Alessandra Biaggi 34 @senatorbiaggi D Majority Leader Andrea Stewart-Cousins 35 @andreascousins D Senator Shelley Mayer 37 @shelleybmayer D Senator David Carlucci 38 @davidcarlucci D Senator James Skoufis 39 @jamesskoufis D Senator Pete Harckham 40 @senatorharckham D Senator Sue Serino 41 @sueserino4ny R Senator Jen Metzger 42 @jenmetzgerny D Senator Daphne Jordan 43 @nysenatorjordan R Senator Neil Breslin 44 @neilbreslin44 D Senator Betty Little 45 @bettylittle R Senator George Amedore Jr. 46 @georgeamedore R Senator Joseph Griffo 47 @sengriffo R Senator Patty Ritchie 48 @senatorritchie R Senator James Tedisco 49 @Jamestedisco R N/A 50 Senator James Seward 51 @senatorseward R Senator Fred Akshar II 52 @fredakshar R Senator Rachel May 53 @srachelmay D Senator Pamela Helming 54 @senatorhelming R Senator Rich Funke 55 @senatorfunke R Senator Joseph Robach 56 @senatorrobach R Senator George Borrello 57 N/A R Senator Tom O'Mara 58 @senatoromara R Senator Patrick Gallivan 59 @senatorgallivan R Senator Chris Jacobs 60 @Jacobsforsenate R Senator Michael Ranzenhofer 61 N/A R Senator Robert Ortt 62 @senatorortt R Senator Timothy Kennedy 63 @senkennedy D.
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