County Committee – 008/39
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 023/33
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 032/28
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 030/28
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 28th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 39 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 28 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 28 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female State Committee – 36th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 36th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 40th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
County Committee – 014/60
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 004/60
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 038/59
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 007/59
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 053/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 047/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 044/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 039/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 037/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 019/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 002/58
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 061/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 047/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 043/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 029/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 027/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 022/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 020/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 011/57
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 042/56
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 039/56
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 062/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 059/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 058/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 035/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 020/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 018/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 017/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 005/55
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 054/54
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 039/54
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 085/87
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 085/87
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 070/52
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 061/50
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 027/50
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 020/50
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 013/50
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 006/50
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 039/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 034/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 032/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 031/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 026/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 018/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 015/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 038/48
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 045/46
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 038/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 032/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 031/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 030/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 029/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 002/43
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 029/42
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 027/42
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 58th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 46th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 43rd Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 58th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Male State Committee – 59th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
County Committee – 046/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 042/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 032/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 030/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 023/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 020/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 017/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 014/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
County Committee – 009/81
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
Surrogate Court Judge – Queens County
The Surrogate Court serves the estates of individuals who were domiciled in Queens County at the time of their death.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 81st Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 68 Part A
State Senator – 59th Senatorial District
There are 62 members of the New York State Senate, each serving 2-year terms.
Male State Committee – 52nd Assembly District
A State Committee-person is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 59th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 46th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 81st Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 84th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 84th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 68th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Male State Committee – 70th Assembly District
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Male State Committee – 68th Assembly District
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Female State Committee – 70th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 81st Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 69th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 34 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 34 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female State Committee – 28th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 39 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 35 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 81
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 81
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Female State Committee – 81st Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 28th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 28th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 68th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 71st Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 71st Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 68 Part A
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 77
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 35 Part B
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 35 Part A
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Male State Committee – 35th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 34th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 35th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 34th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 72nd Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for alternate delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 72nd Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Female State Committee – 68th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
County Committee – 022/49
County committee members are unpaid, volunteer, elected officials. Two County Committee members represent a relatively small number of party members in an election district. The County committee is the most local level of the political party in New York City. County Committee members choose local judicial candidates and help create the party platform.
Alternate Delegate to Judicial Convention – 49th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 49th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 46th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 70th Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 35 Part A
District Leader is an unpaid volunteer elected official. All formal parties in New York State are required to have at least one District Leader per State Assembly District. These positions are subject to primary elections every two years. Democrats elect two District Leaders, one male and one female, in each district. In some counties, the District Leaders and State Committee positions are combined.
Delegate to Judicial Convention – 43rd Assembly District
A party’s nominees for Supreme Court judges (state trial court judges) are nominated at a judicial convention. Party members vote for delegates to the judicial convention from their district.
Female State Committee – 50th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 46th Assembly District
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Female State Committee – 43rd Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 43rd Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Judge of the Civil Court – 6th Municipal Court District – Kings
The Civil Court of the City of New York decides lawsuits involving claims of up to $25,000. The Civil Court includes a small claims part for the informal resolution of cases involving amounts of up to $5,000, and a housing part for landlord-tenant and housing violation proceedings. The court also handles other civil matters referred by the Supreme Court. New York City Civil Court judges are elected to 10-year terms.
Judge of the Civil Court – District – 2nd Municipal Court District – New York
The Civil Court of the City of New York decides lawsuits involving claims of up to $25,000. The Civil Court includes a small claims part for the informal resolution of cases involving amounts of up to $5,000, and a housing part for landlord-tenant and housing violation proceedings. The court also handles other civil matters referred by the Supreme Court. New York City Civil Court judges are elected to 10-year terms.
Male State Committee – 72nd Assembly District
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Judge of the Civil Court – County – Queens
The Civil Court of the City of New York has jurisdiction over civil cases involving amounts up to $25,000 and other civil matters referred to it by the Supreme Court. It includes a small claims part for informal dispositions of matters not exceeding $5,000 and a landlord and tenant/housing part for landlord-tenant matters of unlimited amounts and housing code violations. New York City Civil Court judges are elected to 10-year terms.
Representative in Congress – 14th Congressional District
Representatives are elected to two-year terms to serve the residents of their congressional district. The number of representatives per state is proportionate to population. To be elected, a representative must be at least 25 years old, a United States citizen for at least seven years, and an inhabitant of the state he or she represents.
Representative in Congress – 10th Congressional District
Representatives are elected to two-year terms to serve the residents of their congressional district. The number of representatives per state is proportionate to population. To be elected, a representative must be at least 25 years old, a United States citizen for at least seven years, and an inhabitant of the state he or she represents.
Member of the Assembly – 71st Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 70th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 69th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 68th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 59th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 56th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 52nd Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 50th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 41st Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 37th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 35th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 34th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Female State Committee – 55th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Female District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 84
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Female State Committee – 72nd Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Female State Committee – 77th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 50th Assembly District
A State Committeeperson is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 84
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Male District Leader – Democratic Leadership District 77
District Leaders are volunteer elected officials. They are elected during the primary process every two years. Each district has two District Leaders, one male and one female, with the same responsibilities. A district leader serves as the representative of party members in their district to that county and state party.
Member of the Assembly – 25th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Male State Committee – 77th Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Male State Committee – 55th Assembly District
A State Committee-person is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political Party for a two-year term. Registered Democrats elect two Democratic State Committee persons, one male and one female, in each New York State Assembly District.
Member of the Assembly – 84th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 82nd Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 77th Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Member of the Assembly – 72nd Assembly District
The New York State Assembly consists of 150 members, serving 2-year terms representing districts of approximately 128,000 residents.
Female State Committee – 52nd Assembly District
A State Committee member is an unpaid, volunteer, elected official who serves on the Executive Committee of a County political party for a two-year term. Party members elect two State Committee persons in each New York State Assembly District.
Representative in Congress – 16th Congressional District
Representatives are elected to two-year terms to serve the residents of their congressional district. The number of representatives per state is proportionate to population. To be elected, a representative must be at least 25 years old, a United States citizen for at least seven years, and an inhabitant of the state he or she represents.