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1988 general · November 8, 1988

1988 New York State Assembly election results, district by district

Every New York State Assembly district in the 1988 general election: winners, margins, unopposed seats and seats that changed party.

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Seats after the election

Democrats controlled the chamber · 150 seats

After the electionD 92 · R 58
Races150
Changed party6
Unopposed21%32 races
Incumbents defeated2

Every district

D 92 · R 58

RaceWinnerWon byNotes
AD-1Joseph Sawicki Jr. (R)50.5
AD-2John L. Behan (R)31.8
AD-3John Powell (R)5.3FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-4Robert J. Gaffney (R)21.7
AD-5Paul E. Harenberg (D)26.2
AD-6Robert C. Wertz (R)42.1
AD-7Thomas F. Barraga (R)32.6
AD-8John C. Cochrane (R)43.6
AD-9John Flanagan (R)38.0
AD-10James D. Conte (R)8.3
AD-11Robert K. Sweeney (D)8.5
AD-12Philip B. Healey (R)45.8
AD-13Lewis Yevoli (D)23.9
AD-14Frederick E. Parola (R)58.7
AD-15Dan Frisa (R)10.9
AD-16Thomas P. Dinapoli (D)12.0
AD-17Kemp Hannon (R)40.1
AD-18Earlene Hooper (D)25.7
AD-19Charles J. Oshea (R)35.1
AD-20Arthur Kremer (D)35.6
AD-21Gregory R. Becker (R)40.7
AD-22George H. Madison (R)38.5
AD-23Audrey I. Pheffer (D)51.3
AD-24Saul Weprin (D)39.8
AD-25Douglas Prescott (R)35.7
AD-26Morton C. Hillman (D)Unopposed
AD-27Nettie Mayersohn (D)43.5
AD-28Alan G. Hevesi (D)55.2
AD-29Cynthia Jenkins (D)Unopposed
AD-30Joseph Crowley (D)76.6
AD-31Anthony S. Seminerio (D)48.2
AD-32Edward Abramson (D)52.8
AD-33Barbara M. Clark (D)73.7
AD-34Ivan Lafayette (D)Unopposed
AD-35Helen M. Marshall (D)Unopposed
AD-36Denis J. Butler (D)Unopposed
AD-37Catherine T. Nolan (D)Unopposed
AD-38Frederick D. Schmidt (D)45.3
AD-39Anthony J. Genovesi (D)47.2
AD-40Edward Griffith (D)92.3
AD-41Helene Weinstein (D)54.2
AD-42Rhoda S. Jacobs (D)78.5
AD-43Clarence Norman Jr. (D)81.1
AD-44Melvin Miller (D)61.3
AD-45Daniel Feldman (D)57.9
AD-46Howard L. Lasher (D)38.4
AD-47Frank J. Barbaro (D)43.5
AD-48Dov Hikind (D)32.0
AD-49Peter J. Abbate Jr. (D)22.0
AD-50Joseph R. Lentol (D)62.6
AD-51James F. Brennan (D)82.7
AD-52Eileen C. Dugan (D)37.5
AD-53Vito J. Lopez (D)Unopposed
AD-54Thomas F. Catapano (D)72.1
AD-55William F. Boyland (D)Unopposed
AD-56Albert Vann (D)92.1Flipped
AD-57Roger L. Green (D)85.8Flipped
AD-58Elizabeth A. Connelly (D)30.6
AD-59Eric N. Vitaliano (D)22.6
AD-60Robert A. Straniere (R)29.6
AD-61William F. Passannante (D)63.8
AD-62Sheldon Silver (D)72.2
AD-63Steven Sanders (D)54.9
AD-64Richard N. Gottfried (D)61.0
AD-65Alexander B. Grannis (D)46.9
AD-66Mark Alan Siegel (D)15.9
AD-67Jerrold Nadler (D)65.8
AD-68Angelo Deltoro (D)82.0
AD-69Edward Sullivan (D)75.1
AD-70Geraldine L. Daniels (D)89.2
AD-71Herman D. Farrell Jr. (D)85.2
AD-72John Brian Murtaugh (D)64.0
AD-73Jose Serrano (D)89.1
AD-74Hector L. Diaz (D)78.4
AD-75John C. Dearie (D)49.5
AD-76Aurelia Greene (D)85.4
AD-77Israel Martinez (D)52.6
AD-78Gloria Davis (D)83.0
AD-79George Friedman (D)50.1
AD-80G. Oliver Koppell (D)54.1
AD-81Stephen B. Kaufman (D)34.6
AD-82Larry Seabrook (D)75.4
AD-83Terrence M. Zaleski (D)33.2
AD-84Cecile D. Singer (R)15.4
AD-85Ronald C. Tocci (D)38.2
AD-86Richard L. Brodsky (D)22.9
AD-87Peter M. Sullivan (R)23.7
AD-88Gregory P. Young (D)31.8
AD-89Henry W. Barnett (R)9.2
AD-90Vincent L. Leibell III (R)44.9
AD-91George Pataki (R)51.0
AD-92Joseph R. Holland (R)1.6FlippedIncumbent lost
AD-93Samuel Colman (D)37.1
AD-94Mary M. McPhillips (D)33.8
AD-95William J. Larkin Jr. (R)Unopposed
AD-96Lawrence E. Bennett (D)24.2
AD-97Stephen M. Saland (R)Unopposed
AD-98Richard I. Coombe (R)91.7
AD-99Glenn E. Warren (R)Unopposed
AD-100Neil W. Kelleher (R)Unopposed
AD-101Maurice D. Hinchey (D)Unopposed
AD-102John J. Faso (R)92.1
AD-103Arnold W. Proskin (R)25.6
AD-104Richard J. Conners (D)56.8
AD-105Paul Tonko (D)38.8
AD-106Ronald J. Canestrari (D)46.4
AD-107Jim Tedisco (R)46.5
AD-108Robert Dandrea (R)Unopposed
AD-109Glenn H. Harris (R)Unopposed
AD-110Chris Ortloff (R)Unopposed
AD-111John W. McCann (R)1.0
AD-112John G. A. Oneil (R)37.0
AD-113Anthony J. Casale (R)Unopposed
AD-114H. Robert Nortz (R)Unopposed
AD-115William R. Sears (R)39.8
AD-116Ralph J. Eannace Jr. (R)26.6
AD-117Ray T. Chesbro (R)Unopposed
AD-118Michael J. Bragman (D)50.3
AD-119William E. Bush (R)16.7
AD-120Melvin N. Zimmer (D)30.3
AD-121Harold C. Brown Jr. (R)33.4
AD-122Clarence D. Rappleyea (R)Unopposed
AD-123Richard H. Miller (R)20.0
AD-124James Tallon Jr. (D)87.0
AD-125Martin A. Luster (D)9.9Flipped
AD-126George H. Winner Jr. (R)Unopposed
AD-127Donald R. Davidsen (R)Unopposed
AD-128Michael F. Nozzolio (R)Unopposed
AD-129Frank G. Talomie Sr. (R)91.4
AD-130Robert L. King (R)30.1
AD-131Gary Proud (D)45.2
AD-132Audre Pinny Cooke (R)1.3
AD-133David F. Gantt (D)49.1
AD-134Roger J. Robach (D)Unopposed
AD-135James F. Nagle (R)91.4
AD-136John W. Hasper (R)Unopposed
AD-137R. Stephen Hawley (R)Unopposed
AD-138Joseph T. Pillittere (D)Unopposed
AD-139Matthew J. Murphy (D)Unopposed
AD-140Robin Schimminger (D)56.2
AD-141Arthur O. Eve (D)Unopposed
AD-142Richard R. Anderson (R)11.6
AD-143Paul A. Tokasz (D)Unopposed
AD-144William B. Hoyt (D)Unopposed
AD-145Richard J. Keane (D)60.5
AD-146Francis J. Pordum (D)92.1
AD-147Thomas Reynolds (R)Unopposed
AD-148Vincent J. Graber (D)46.3
AD-149Patricia K. McGee (R)19.0Flipped
AD-150William L. Parment (D)37.5

New York State Assembly

Results are each source's final count; margins are the winner's lead over the runner-up in points of the vote. Source: Harvard Dataverse / Carl Klarner