DemocratNot in office · last served 2008Last on a ballot: Nov 2006

Martin Connor

Martin Connor ran in 15 elections between 1978 and 2006, winning 15. Served in the New York State Senate (District 25).

Career

Offices held, and every time Connor was on a ballot. Filled marks are general elections won; hollow marks are primaries; an orange outline is a loss.

1980198419881992199620002004200820122016202020242028New York State Senate, District 25Out of office

Margin: how far Connor finished ahead of (+) or behind (−) the runner-up.

Year	Office	Stage	Result	Opponents	Share	Margin
2006	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Ken Diamondstone (WF)	82.5%	D+65.0
2004	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Unopposed	100%	—
2002	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Hyman Silverglad (R), Andres Tirado (L)	82.5%	D+66.4
2000	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Craig A. Seeman (G), James M. Gay (C)	91.3%	D+84.3
1998	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Robert S. Flazner (R)	86.8%	D+73.5
1996	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Robert S. Flazner (R)	85.5%	D+71.0
1994	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Thomas K. Small (R), Thomas E. Trzcinski (C)	81.5%	D+65.4
1992	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Alfred T. Burkiewicz (C)	94.5%	D+88.9
1990	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Olga Igneri (R), Douglas J. Rosen (C), Carlo Versella (RTL)	79.7%	D+66.5
1988	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Inez M. Palladino (R), Carlo Versella (RTL)	78.8%	D+58.9
1986	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Patrick P. Kearney (R)	78.3%	D+56.5
1984	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Joseph P. Igneri (C), Eileen D. Denneh (RTL)	71.7%	D+45.0
1982	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Hyman Silverglad (R), Daniel A. Panarella (C), Michael T. McCoy (RTL)	79.5%	D+64.5
1980	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Carmine V. Musumeci (R), Mary McPartland (RTL)	77.6%	D+56.8
1978	New York State Senate, District 25	General	Won	Eramus Napolitano (R), Mabel L. Marion (C)	79.4%	D+62.3