Kemp Hannon
(R, C, I-Garden City)
Hannon, 64, has a 34-year history in Albany. Prior to his 12 terms in the Senate, he served a dozen years in the Assembly. His focus has long since been on health care legislation. Hannon sits on the health, codes, corporations, authorities, elections and finance committees.
Election Guide 2010: Long Island’s State Senate and Assembly Races
What’s at stake in next Tuesday’s election is huge for New York: a new governor, for sure, and possibly a radical shift in the balance of power in Albany. Assembly Speaker Sheldon Silver, a Manhattan Democrat, won’t lose his prestigious title but his [...]
Elections 2010: Dan Losquadro
Dan Losquadro (R, C, STR) Losquadro, 38, is serving his third term in the Suffolk legislature where he is the minority leader. He is also a Shoreham resident who wants to reform the state education funding formula and the public employee pension system. [...]
Elections 2010: Marc Alessi
Marc Alessi (D, I, WF-Shoreham) Alessi is running for his third full term after first being elected in a special election in 2005. He previously served as the Long Island director of the state comptroller’s office where he helped ferret out fraud. The [...]