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NEW YORK LEGISLATURE · CURRENT MEMBERS

Who serves in the New York Senate?

Explore all 63 districts, current members, affiliations, and official sources. Search for a name or district and select a result to update the map.

CHECKEDNovember 6, 202663 district seats
2025–2026 New York State Legislature

63 DISTRICTS · CURRENT MEMBERS

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63 of 63 districts · checked November 6, 2026

District 1: Anthony H. Palumbo, RepublicanDistrict 2: Mario R. Mattera, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 3: Dean Murray, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 4: Monica R. Martinez, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 5: Steven D. Rhoads, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 6: Siela A. Bynoe, DemocratDistrict 7: Jack M. Martins, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 8: Alexis Weik, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 9: Patricia Canzoneri-Fitzpatrick, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 10: James Sanders Jr., DemocratDistrict 11: Toby Ann Stavisky, DemocratDistrict 12: Vacant, VacantDistrict 13: Jessica Ramos, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 14: Leroy Comrie, DemocratDistrict 15: Joseph P. Addabbo Jr., DemocratDistrict 16: John C. Liu, DemocratDistrict 17: Stephen T. Chan, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 18: Julia Salazar, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 19: Roxanne J. Persaud, DemocratDistrict 20: Zellnor Myrie, DemocratDistrict 21: Kevin S. Parker, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 22: Sam Sutton, DemocratDistrict 23: Jessica Scarcella-Spanton, DemocratDistrict 24: Andrew J. Lanza, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 25: Jabari Brisport, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 26: Andrew Gounardes, DemocratDistrict 27: Brian Kavanagh, DemocratDistrict 28: Liz Krueger, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 29: José M. Serrano, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 30: Cordell Cleare, DemocratDistrict 31: Robert Jackson, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 32: Luis R. Sepúlveda, DemocratDistrict 33: Gustavo Rivera, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 34: Nathalia Fernandez, DemocratDistrict 35: Andrea Stewart-Cousins, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 36: Jamaal T. Bailey, DemocratDistrict 37: Shelley B. Mayer, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 38: Bill Weber, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 39: Rob Rolison, RepublicanDistrict 40: Pete Harckham, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 41: Michelle Hinchey, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 42: James Skoufis, DemocratDistrict 43: Jacob Ashby, RepublicanDistrict 44: Mr. James Tedisco, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 45: Daniel G. Stec, Republican / Conservative / Independence PartyDistrict 46: Patricia Fahy, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 47: Erik Bottcher, DemocratDistrict 48: Rachel May, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 49: Mark Walczyk, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 50: Christopher J. Ryan, DemocratDistrict 51: Peter Oberacker, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 52: Lea Webb, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 53: Joseph A. Griffo, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 54: Pamela Helming, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 55: Samra G. Brouk, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 56: Jeremy Cooney, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 57: George M. Borrello, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 58: Thomas F. O'Mara, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 59: Kristen Gonzalez, Democrat / Working FamiliesDistrict 60: Patrick M. Gallivan, Republican / ConservativeDistrict 61: Jeremy J. Zellner, DemocratDistrict 62: Robert G. Ortt, Republican / Conservative / Independence PartyDistrict 63: April N.M. Baskin, Democrat
DemocraticRepublicanVacantAssembly party labels come from official NYS ITS member attributes cross-checked against all 150 current directory district/name/email identities. Senate labels preserve all official party lines; the first D/R code controls color only. Senate District 12 is officially vacant and has no seated-member affiliation. District area does not indicate population or vote share.

Official NYS ITS Geospatial Services shoreline-clipped Assembly 2024 and Senate 2022 plans, projected in NAD83 / UTM zone 18N. Display coordinates share a 0.2 SVG-unit snap grid; every source ring, coastal island, and Long Island component is retained. Boundaries and serving-member evidence are documented separately.

THE COMPLETE 63-DISTRICT DIRECTORY

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DISTRICTCURRENT MEMBERAFFILIATIONSOURCE
Anthony H. PalumboRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Mario R. MatteraRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Dean MurrayRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Monica R. MartinezDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Steven D. RhoadsRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Siela A. BynoeDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jack M. MartinsRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Alexis WeikRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Patricia Canzoneri-FitzpatrickRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
James Sanders Jr.DemocratOfficial member source ↗
Toby Ann StaviskyDemocratOfficial member source ↗
VacantVacantOfficial member source ↗
Jessica RamosDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Leroy ComrieDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Joseph P. Addabbo Jr.DemocratOfficial member source ↗
John C. LiuDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Stephen T. ChanRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Julia SalazarDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Roxanne J. PersaudDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Zellnor MyrieDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Kevin S. ParkerDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Sam SuttonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jessica Scarcella-SpantonDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Andrew J. LanzaRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Jabari BrisportDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Andrew GounardesDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Brian KavanaghDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Liz KruegerDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
José M. SerranoDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Cordell CleareDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Robert JacksonDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Luis R. SepúlvedaDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Gustavo RiveraDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Nathalia FernandezDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Andrea Stewart-CousinsDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Jamaal T. BaileyDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Shelley B. MayerDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Bill WeberRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Rob RolisonRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Pete HarckhamDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Michelle HincheyDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
James SkoufisDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Jacob AshbyRepublicanOfficial member source ↗
Mr. James TediscoRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Daniel G. StecRepublican / Conservative / Independence PartyOfficial member source ↗
Patricia FahyDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Erik BottcherDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Rachel MayDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Mark WalczykRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Christopher J. RyanDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Peter OberackerRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Lea WebbDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Joseph A. GriffoRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Pamela HelmingRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Samra G. BroukDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Jeremy CooneyDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
George M. BorrelloRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Thomas F. O'MaraRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Kristen GonzalezDemocrat / Working FamiliesOfficial member source ↗
Patrick M. GallivanRepublican / ConservativeOfficial member source ↗
Jeremy J. ZellnerDemocratOfficial member source ↗
Robert G. OrttRepublican / Conservative / Independence PartyOfficial member source ↗
April N.M. BaskinDemocratOfficial member source ↗
40Democratic
22Republican
1Vacant

Current members. Traceable sources.

This is a dated current-member snapshot. Membership follows the active term identified by the official chamber directory. A candidate list or vote lead does not establish a serving member. This view does not refresh automatically.

Current serving members only, checked November 6, 2026. No November 2026 winner, 2027 successor, certification, or seating is inferred.

The Assembly current member directory identifies all 150 serving members. Party labels come separately from the official NYS ITS Assembly member attributes, accepted only after all 150 district identifiers, normalized names, and official email addresses match the current Assembly directory exactly. This current identity cross-check includes 2026 replacements. No party is inferred from conference membership, old occupant attributes, a candidate list, or an election result.

The Senate current directory identifies 62 serving senators. Senate District 12 is retained as vacant because the official Secretary of the Senate directory expressly lists that district as Vacant; no successor is assigned from an election result.

Senate party labels retain every affiliation supplied by the official directory. The first explicitly supplied party code, D or R, controls the primary-color grouping only; secondary Conservative, Working Families, or Independence Party labels are retained. Multiple party lines do not create extra seats and are not treated as legislative conference membership.

Assembly boundaries use the official 2024 plan; Senate boundaries use the official 2022 plan. These are separate from congressional boundaries and from membership evidence.

The map describes representation. No statewide ACS values, GIS population fields, ZIP statistics, or ZCTA estimates are interpreted as district findings.

Assembly party labels come from official NYS ITS member attributes cross-checked against all 150 current directory district/name/email identities. Senate labels preserve all official party lines; the first D/R code controls color only. Senate District 12 is officially vacant and has no seated-member affiliation.

Official NYS ITS Geospatial Services shoreline-clipped Assembly 2024 and Senate 2022 plans, projected in NAD83 / UTM zone 18N. Display coordinates share a 0.2 SVG-unit snap grid; every source ring, coastal island, and Long Island component is retained.

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District boundary sources

These maps describe representation. The 2024 ACS State Demographics authority remains statewide; no district, ZIP, or ZCTA demographic findings are inferred.

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