| Number: | 202nd |
| Start: | January 1, 2017 |
| End: | December 31, 2018 |
| Vp: | Lt. Gov. Kathy Hochul (D) |
| Pro Tem: | John J. Flanagan (R) |
| Speaker: | Carl Heastie (D) |
| S-Majority: | Republican |
| H-Majority: | Democratic |
| Sessionnumber1: | 1 |
| Sessionstart1: | January 4 |
| Sessionend1: | ?, 2017 |
| Sessionnumber2: | 2 |
| Sessionstart2: | January 3 |
| Sessionend2: | ?, 2018 |
| Previous: | 201st |
| Next: | 203rd |
The 202nd New York State Legislature, consisting of the New York State Senate and the New York State Assembly, met from January 4, 2017, to December 31, 2018, during the seventh and eighth years of Andrew Cuomo's governorship, in Albany
At the beginning of this Legislature, the Senate had 31 Republicans and 32 Democrats. Dem. Simcha Felder caucused with Republicans. Unsatisfied with their own party's leadership, eight Democrats had formed previously the Independent Democratic Conference which cooperated with the Republicans. In April 2018, the IDC was dissolved and the dissenters returned to the Democratic conference. Subsequently, Rep. Thomas Croci abandoned his seat without resigning, which left the Senate de facto tied.[1]
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature. Jim Tedisco changed from the Assembly to the Senate at the beginning of this Legislature. Assembly members Brian P. Kavanagh, Luis R. Sepúlveda and Shelley Mayer were elected to fill vacancies in the Senate.
Note: For brevity, the chairmanships omit the words "...the Committee on (the)..."
| District | Senator | Party | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Kenneth LaValle | Republican | ||
| 2nd | John J. Flanagan | Republican | re-elected Temporary President | |
| 3rd | Thomas Croci | Republican | ||
| 4th | Phil Boyle | Republican | ||
| 5th | Carl L. Marcellino | Republican | ||
| 6th | Kemp Hannon | Republican | ||
| 7th | Elaine Phillips | Republican | ||
| 8th | John E. Brooks | Democrat | ||
| 9th | Todd Kaminsky | Democrat | ||
| 10th | James Sanders Jr. | Democrat | ||
| 11th | Tony Avella | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 12th | Michael Gianaris | Democrat | ||
| 13th | Jose Peralta | Dem. (IDC) | died on November 21, 2018[2] | |
| 14th | Leroy Comrie | Democrat | ||
| 15th | Joseph Addabbo Jr. | Democrat | ||
| 16th | Toby Ann Stavisky | Democrat | ||
| 17th | Simcha Felder | Ind. Dem.[3] | ||
| 18th | Martin Malave Dilan | Democrat | ||
| 19th | Roxanne Persaud | Democrat | ||
| 20th | Jesse Hamilton | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 21st | Kevin Parker | Democrat | ||
| 22nd | Martin Golden | Republican | ||
| 23rd | Diane Savino | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 24th | Andrew Lanza | Republican | ||
| 25th | Velmanette Montgomery | Democrat | ||
| 26th | Daniel Squadron | Democrat | resigned on August 11, 2017[4] | |
| Brian P. Kavanagh | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 27th | Brad Hoylman | Democrat | ||
| 28th | Liz Krueger | Democrat | ||
| 29th | José M. Serrano | Democrat | ||
| 30th | Bill Perkins | Democrat | on February 14, 2017, elected to the New York City Council | |
| Brian Benjamin | Democrat | on May 23, 2017, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 31st | Marisol Alcantara | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 32nd | Rubén Díaz Sr. | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to the New York City Council | |
| Luis R. Sepúlveda | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 33rd | Gustavo Rivera | Democrat | ||
| 34th | Jeffrey D. Klein | Dem. (IDC) | IDC Leader | |
| 35th | Andrea Stewart-Cousins | Democrat | Minority Leader | |
| 36th | Jamaal Bailey | Democrat | ||
| 37th | George Latimer | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected Westchester County Executive | |
| Shelley Mayer | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 38th | David Carlucci | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 39th | William J. Larkin Jr. | Republican | ||
| 40th | Terrence Murphy | Republican | ||
| 41st | Sue Serino | Republican | ||
| 42nd | John Bonacic | Republican | ||
| 43rd | Kathy Marchione | Republican | ||
| 44th | Neil Breslin | Democrat | ||
| 45th | Betty Little | Republican | ||
| 46th | George A. Amedore Jr. | Republican | ||
| 47th | Joseph Griffo | Republican | ||
| 48th | Patty Ritchie | Republican | ||
| 49th | Jim Tedisco | Republican | ||
| 50th | John A. DeFrancisco | Republican | ||
| 51st | James L. Seward | Republican | ||
| 52nd | Fred Akshar | Republican | ||
| 53rd | David J. Valesky | Dem. (IDC) | ||
| 54th | Pam Helming | Republican | ||
| 55th | Rich Funke | Republican | ||
| 56th | Joseph Robach | Republican | ||
| 57th | Catharine Young | Republican | ||
| 58th | Tom O'Mara | Republican | ||
| 59th | Patrick M. Gallivan | Republican | ||
| 60th | Chris Jacobs | Republican | ||
| 61st | Michael Ranzenhofer | Republican | ||
| 62nd | Robert Ortt | Republican | ||
| 63rd | Timothy M. Kennedy | Democrat | ||
The asterisk (*) denotes members of the previous Legislature who continued in office as members of this Legislature.
Note: For brevity, the chairmanships omit the words "...the Committee on (the)..."
| District | Assembly member | Party | Notes | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1st | Fred W. Thiele Jr. | Ind./Dem. | ||
| 2nd | Anthony Palumbo | Republican | ||
| 3rd | L. Dean Murray | Republican | ||
| 4th | Steve Englebright | Democrat | ||
| 5th | Al Graf | Republican | on November 7, 2017, elected to the Suffolk Co. District Court | |
| Douglas M. Smith | Republican | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 6th | Philip Ramos | Democrat | ||
| 7th | Andrew Garbarino | Republican | ||
| 8th | Michael J. Fitzpatrick | Republican | ||
| 9th | Joseph Saladino | Republican | on January 31, 2017, took office as Town Supervisor of Oyster Bay | |
| Christine Pellegrino | Democrat | on May 23, 2017, elected to fill vacancy[5] | ||
| 10th | Chad Lupinacci | Republican | on November 7, 2017, elected Town Supervisor of Huntington | |
| Steve Stern | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 11th | Kimberly Jean-Pierre | Democrat | ||
| 12th | Andrew Raia | Republican | ||
| 13th | Charles D. Lavine | Democrat | ||
| 14th | David McDonough | Republican | ||
| 15th | Michael Montesano | Republican | ||
| 16th | Anthony D'Urso | Democrat | ||
| 17th | Thomas McKevitt | Republican | on November 7, 2017, elected to the Nassau County Legislature | |
| John Mikulin | Republican | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 18th | Earlene Hill Hooper | Democrat | ||
| 19th | Ed Ra | Republican | ||
| 20th | Melissa Miller | Republican | ||
| 21st | Brian F. Curran | Republican | ||
| 22nd | Michaelle C. Solages | Democrat | ||
| 23rd | Stacey Pheffer Amato | Democrat | ||
| 24th | David Weprin | Democrat | ||
| 25th | Nily Rozic | Democrat | ||
| 26th | Edward Braunstein | Democrat | ||
| 27th | Michael Simanowitz | Democrat | died on September 2, 2017[6] | |
| Daniel Rosenthal | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 28th | Andrew Hevesi | Democrat | ||
| 29th | Alicia Hyndman | Democrat | ||
| 30th | Brian Barnwell | Democrat | ||
| 31st | Michele Titus | Democrat | ||
| 32nd | Vivian E. Cook | Democrat | ||
| 33rd | Clyde Vanel | 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 | on November 7, 2017, elected to the New York City Council | |
| Ari Espinal | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 40th | Ron Kim | Democrat | ||
| 41st | Helene Weinstein | Democrat | Chairwoman of Ways and Means from September 18, 2017[7] | |
| 42nd | Rodneyse Bichotte | Democrat | ||
| 43rd | Diana Richardson | Democrat | ||
| 44th | Robert Carroll | Democrat | ||
| 45th | Steven Cymbrowitz | Democrat | ||
| 46th | Pamela Harris | Democrat | resigned on April 2, 2018[8] | |
| 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 | Jo Anne Simon | Democrat | ||
| 53rd | Maritza Davila | Democrat | ||
| 54th | Erik Martin Dilan | Democrat | ||
| 55th | Latrice Walker | Democrat | ||
| 56th | Tremaine Wright | Democrat | ||
| 57th | Walter T. Mosley | Democrat | ||
| 58th | N. Nick Perry | Democrat | ||
| 59th | Jaime Williams | Democrat | ||
| 60th | Charles Barron | Democrat | ||
| 61st | Matthew Titone | Democrat | ||
| 62nd | Ronald Castorina | Republican | ||
| 63rd | Michael Cusick | Democrat | ||
| 64th | Nicole Malliotakis | Republican | ||
| 65th | Yuh-Line Niou | Democrat | ||
| 66th | Deborah J. Glick | Democrat | ||
| 67th | Linda Rosenthal | Democrat | ||
| 68th | Robert J. Rodriguez | Democrat | ||
| 69th | Daniel J. O'Donnell | Democrat | ||
| 70th | Inez Dickens | Democrat | ||
| 71st | Herman D. Farrell Jr. | Democrat | Chairman of Ways and Means; resigned his seat effective September 5, 2017[9] | |
| Al Taylor | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 72nd | Carmen De La Rosa | Democrat | ||
| 73rd | Dan Quart | Democrat | ||
| 74th | Brian P. Kavanagh | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to the State Senate | |
| Harvey Epstein | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 75th | Richard N. Gottfried | Democrat | ||
| 76th | Rebecca Seawright | Democrat | ||
| 77th | Latoya Joyner | Democrat | ||
| 78th | Jose Rivera | Democrat | ||
| 79th | Michael Blake | Democrat | ||
| 80th | Mark Gjonaj | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected to the New York City Council | |
| Nathalia Fernandez | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 81st | Jeffrey Dinowitz | Democrat | ||
| 82nd | Michael Benedetto | Democrat | ||
| 83rd | Carl Heastie | Democrat | re-elected Speaker | |
| 84th | Carmen E. Arroyo | Democrat | ||
| 85th | Marcos Crespo | Democrat | ||
| 86th | Victor M. Pichardo | Democrat | ||
| 87th | Luis R. Sepúlveda | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to the State Senate | |
| 88th | Amy Paulin | Democrat | ||
| 89th | J. Gary Pretlow | Democrat | ||
| 90th | Shelley Mayer | Democrat | on April 24, 2018, elected to the State Senate | |
| 91st | Steven Otis | Democrat | ||
| 92nd | Thomas J. Abinanti | Democrat | ||
| 93rd | David Buchwald | Democrat | ||
| 94th | Kevin Byrne | Republican | ||
| 95th | Sandy Galef | Democrat | ||
| 96th | Kenneth Zebrowski Jr. | Democrat | ||
| 97th | Ellen Jaffee | Democrat | ||
| 98th | Karl A. Brabenec | Republican | ||
| 99th | James Skoufis | Democrat | ||
| 100th | Aileen Gunther | Democrat | ||
| 101st | Brian Miller | Republican | ||
| 102nd | Pete Lopez | Republican | on October 1, 2017, appointed as Regional Administrator of EPA | |
| Christopher Tague | Republican | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 103rd | Kevin A. Cahill | Democrat | ||
| 104th | Frank Skartados | Democrat | died on April 15, 2018 | |
| 105th | Kieran Lalor | Republican | ||
| 106th | Didi Barrett | Democrat | ||
| 107th | Steven McLaughlin | Republican | on November 7, 2017, elected Rensselaer County Executive | |
| Jacob Ashby | Republican | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 108th | John T. McDonald III | Democrat | ||
| 109th | Patricia Fahy | Democrat | ||
| 110th | Phillip Steck | Democrat | ||
| 111th | Angelo Santabarbara | Democrat | ||
| 112th | Mary Beth Walsh | Republican | ||
| 113th | Carrie Woerner | Democrat | ||
| 114th | Dan Stec | Republican | ||
| 115th | Billy Jones | Democrat | ||
| 116th | Addie Jenne | Democrat | ||
| 117th | Ken Blankenbush | Republican | ||
| 118th | Marc W. Butler | Republican | ||
| 119th | Anthony Brindisi | Democrat | on November 6, 2018, elected to the 116th U.S. Congress | |
| 120th | William Barclay | Republican | ||
| 121st | Bill Magee | Democrat | ||
| 122nd | Clifford Crouch | Republican | ||
| 123rd | Donna Lupardo | Democrat | ||
| 124th | Christopher S. Friend | Republican | ||
| 125th | Barbara Lifton | Democrat | ||
| 126th | Gary Finch | Republican | ||
| 127th | Albert A. Stirpe Jr. | Democrat | ||
| 128th | Pamela Hunter | Democrat | ||
| 129th | William Magnarelli | Democrat | ||
| 130th | Bob Oaks | Republican | ||
| 131st | Brian Kolb | Republican | Minority Leader | |
| 132nd | Phil Palmesano | Republican | ||
| 133rd | Joseph Errigo | Republican | ||
| 134th | Peter Lawrence | Republican | ||
| 135th | Mark C. Johns | Republican | ||
| 136th | Joseph D. Morelle | Democrat | Majority Leader until November 13, 2018; on November 6, 2018, elected to the 115th and the 116th U.S. Congress | |
| 137th | David F. Gantt | Democrat | ||
| 138th | Harry Bronson | Democrat | ||
| 139th | Stephen Hawley | Republican | ||
| 140th | Robin Schimminger | Democrat | ||
| 141st | Crystal Peoples | Democrat | Majority Leader from December 17, 2018 | |
| 142nd | Michael P. Kearns | Democrat | on November 7, 2017, elected Erie County Clerk | |
| Erik Bohen | Independent[10] | on April 24, 2018, elected to fill vacancy | ||
| 143rd | Monica P. Wallace | Democrat | ||
| 144th | Michael Norris | Republican | ||
| 145th | Angelo Morinello | Republican | ||
| 146th | Raymond Walter | Republican | ||
| 147th | David DiPietro | Republican | ||
| 148th | Joseph Giglio | Republican | ||
| 149th | Sean Ryan | Democrat | ||
| 150th | Andy Goodell | Republican | ||