| District
|
Assembly member
|
Party
|
Notes
|
| 1st
|
Daniel Losquadro
|
Republican
|
|
| 2nd
|
Fred Thiele*
|
Ind./Dem.
|
|
| 3rd
|
L. Dean Murray*
|
Republican
|
|
| 4th
|
Steve Englebright*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 5th
|
Al Graf
|
Republican
|
|
| 6th
|
Philip Ramos*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 7th
|
Michael J. Fitzpatrick*
|
Republican
|
|
| 8th
|
Phil Boyle*
|
Republican
|
|
| 9th
|
Andrew Raia*
|
Republican
|
|
| 10th
|
James D. Conte*
|
Republican
|
died on October 16, 2012
|
| 11th
|
Robert K. Sweeney*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 12th
|
Joseph Saladino*
|
Republican
|
|
| 13th
|
Charles D. Lavine*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 14th
|
Brian F. Curran
|
Republican
|
|
| 15th
|
Michael Montesano*
|
Republican
|
|
| 16th
|
Michelle Schimel*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 17th
|
Thomas McKevitt*
|
Republican
|
|
| 18th
|
Earlene Hill Hooper*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 19th
|
David McDonough*
|
Republican
|
|
| 20th
|
Harvey Weisenberg*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 21st
|
Ed Ra
|
Republican
|
|
| 22nd
|
Grace Meng*
|
Democrat
|
on November 6, 2012, elected to the 113th U.S. Congress
|
| 23rd
|
Audrey Pheffer*
|
Democrat
|
on May 12, 2011, took office as County Clerk of Queens County[2]
|
| Phil Goldfeder
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 24th
|
David Weprin*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 25th
|
Rory Lancman*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 26th
|
Edward Braunstein
|
Democrat
|
|
| 27th
|
Nettie Mayersohn*
|
Democrat
|
resigned on March 30, 2011[3]
|
| Michael Simanowitz
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 28th
|
Andrew Hevesi*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 29th
|
William Scarborough*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 30th
|
Margaret Markey*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 31st
|
Michele Titus*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 32nd
|
Vivian E. Cook*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 33rd
|
Barbara M. Clark*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 34th
|
Michael DenDekker*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 35th
|
Jeffrion L. Aubry*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 36th
|
Aravella Simotas
|
Democrat
|
|
| 37th
|
Catherine Nolan*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 38th
|
Michael G. Miller*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 39th
|
Francisco Moya
|
Democrat
|
|
| 40th
|
Inez Barron*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 41st
|
Helene Weinstein*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 42nd
|
Rhoda S. Jacobs*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 43rd
|
Karim Camara*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 44th
|
James F. Brennan*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 45th
|
Steven Cymbrowitz*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 46th
|
Alec Brook-Krasny*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 47th
|
William Colton*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 48th
|
Dov Hikind*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 49th
|
Peter J. Abbate Jr.*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 50th
|
Joseph R. Lentol*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 51st
|
Félix W. Ortiz*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 52nd
|
Joan Millman*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 53rd
|
Vito J. Lopez*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 54th
|
Darryl C. Towns*
|
Democrat
|
in February 2011, appointed Commissioner of NYS Homes and Community Renewal[4]
|
| Rafael Espinal
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 55th
|
William Boyland Jr.*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 56th
|
Annette Robinson*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 57th
|
Hakeem Jeffries*
|
Democrat
|
on November 6, 2012, elected to the 113th U.S. Congress
|
| 58th
|
N. Nick Perry*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 59th
|
Alan Maisel*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 60th
|
Nicole Malliotakis
|
Republican
|
|
| 61st
|
Matthew Titone*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 62nd
|
Louis Tobacco*
|
Republican
|
|
| 63rd
|
Michael Cusick*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 64th
|
Sheldon Silver*
|
Democrat
|
re-elected Speaker
|
| 65th
|
Micah Kellner*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 66th
|
Deborah J. Glick*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 67th
|
Linda Rosenthal*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 68th
|
Robert J. Rodriguez
|
Democrat
|
|
| 69th
|
Daniel J. O'Donnell*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 70th
|
Keith L. T. Wright*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 71st
|
Herman D. Farrell Jr.*
|
Democrat
|
Chairman of Ways and Means
|
| 72nd
|
Guillermo Linares
|
Democrat
|
|
| 73rd
|
Jonathan Bing*
|
Democrat
|
in June 2011 appointed Commissioner of the NYS Liquidation Bureau[5]
|
| Dan Quart
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 74th
|
Brian P. Kavanagh*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 75th
|
Richard N. Gottfried*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 76th
|
Peter M. Rivera*
|
Democrat
|
on June 30, 2012, took office as NYS Labor Commissioner
|
| 77th
|
Vanessa Gibson*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 78th
|
Jose Rivera*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 79th
|
Eric Stevenson
|
Democrat
|
|
| 80th
|
Naomi Rivera*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 81st
|
Jeffrey Dinowitz*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 82nd
|
Michael Benedetto*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 83rd
|
Carl Heastie*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 84th
|
Carmen E. Arroyo*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 85th
|
Marcos Crespo*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 86th
|
Nelson Castro*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 87th
|
J. Gary Pretlow*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 88th
|
Amy Paulin*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 89th
|
Robert Castelli*
|
Republican
|
|
| 90th
|
Sandy Galef*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 91st
|
George Latimer*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 92nd
|
Thomas J. Abinanti
|
Democrat
|
|
| 93rd
|
Mike Spano*
|
Democrat
|
on November 8, 2011, elected Mayor of Yonkers
|
| Shelley Mayer
|
Democrat
|
on March 20, 2012, elected to fill vacancy[6]
|
| 94th
|
Kenneth Zebrowski Jr.*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 95th
|
Ellen Jaffee*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 96th
|
Nancy Calhoun*
|
Republican
|
|
| 97th
|
Ann Rabbitt*
|
Republican
|
|
| 98th
|
Aileen Gunther*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 99th
|
Steve Katz
|
Republican
|
|
| 100th
|
Thomas J. Kirwan
|
Republican
|
died on November 28, 2011
|
| Frank Skartados
|
Democrat
|
on March 20, 2012, elected to fill vacancy[7]
|
| 101st
|
Kevin A. Cahill*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 102nd
|
Joel M. Miller*
|
Republican
|
|
| 103rd
|
Marcus Molinaro*
|
Republican
|
on November 8, 2011, elected Dutchess County Executive
|
| Didi Barrett
|
Democrat
|
on March 20, 2012, elected to fill vacancy[8]
|
| 104th
|
John McEneny*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 105th
|
George A. Amedore Jr.*
|
Republican
|
|
| 106th
|
Ronald Canestrari*
|
Democrat
|
Majority Leader
|
| 107th
|
Clifford Crouch*
|
Republican
|
|
| 108th
|
Steven McLaughlin
|
Republican
|
|
| 109th
|
Robert Reilly*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 110th
|
Jim Tedisco*
|
Republican
|
|
| 111th
|
Bill Magee*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 112th
|
Tony Jordan*
|
Republican
|
|
| 113th
|
Teresa Sayward*
|
Republican
|
|
| 114th
|
Janet Duprey*
|
Republican
|
|
| 115th
|
Claudia Tenney
|
Republican
|
|
| 116th
|
RoAnn Destito*
|
Democrat
|
on May 10, 2011, confirmed as Commissioner of the NYS Office of General Services[9]
|
| Anthony Brindisi
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 117th
|
Marc W. Butler*
|
Republican
|
|
| 118th
|
Addie Jenne*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 119th
|
Samuel D. Roberts
|
Democrat
|
|
| 120th
|
William Magnarelli*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 121st
|
Donald R. Miller
|
Republican
|
|
| 122nd
|
Ken Blankenbush
|
Republican
|
|
| 123rd
|
Gary Finch*
|
Republican
|
|
| 124th
|
William Barclay*
|
Republican
|
|
| 125th
|
Barbara Lifton*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 126th
|
Donna Lupardo*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 127th
|
Pete Lopez*
|
Republican
|
|
| 128th
|
Bob Oaks*
|
Republican
|
|
| 129th
|
Brian Kolb*
|
Republican
|
Minority Leader
|
| 130th
|
Sean Hanna
|
Republican
|
|
| 131st
|
Harry Bronson
|
Democrat
|
|
| 132nd
|
Joseph D. Morelle*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 133rd
|
David Gantt*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 134th
|
Bill Reilich*
|
Republican
|
|
| 135th
|
Mark C. Johns
|
Republican
|
|
| 136th
|
Phil Palmesano
|
Republican
|
|
| 137th
|
Christopher S. Friend
|
Republican
|
|
| 138th
|
John Ceretto
|
Republican
|
|
| 139th
|
Stephen Hawley*
|
Republican
|
|
| 140th
|
Robin Schimminger*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 141st
|
Crystal Peoples*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 142nd
|
Jane Corwin*
|
Republican
|
|
| 143rd
|
Dennis Gabryszak*
|
Democrat
|
|
| 144th
|
Sam Hoyt*
|
Democrat
|
on July 1, 2011, appointed as a Senior Vice President of the Empire State Development Corporation[10]
|
| Sean Ryan
|
Democrat
|
on September 13, 2011, elected to fill vacancy
|
| 145th
|
Mark J. F. Schroeder*
|
Democrat
|
on November 8, 2011, elected Buffalo City Comptroller
|
| Michael P. Kearns
|
Ind. Dem.[11]
|
on March 20, 2012, elected to fill vacancy[12]
|
| 146th
|
Kevin Smardz
|
Republican
|
|
| 147th
|
Daniel Burling*
|
Republican
|
|
| 148th
|
James P. Hayes*
|
Republican
|
resigned effective September 6, 2011[13]
|
| Raymond Walter
|
Republican
|
on November 8, 2011, elected to fill vacancy[14]
|
| 149th
|
Joseph Giglio*
|
Republican
|
|
| 150th
|
Andy Goodell
|
Republican
|
|
