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CANDIDATE
DIRECTORY LEGEND:
Bold = Active Candidate
Italics = Potential Candidate
* = Incumbent
(Incumbent Party Listed First)
Filing
Deadline (Major Parties): July 2008
Filing Deadline (Independents): August 2008
Filing Deadline (Other Parties): September 2008
Primary: September 2008
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POLITICAL
PARTY LEGEND:
(D) = Democrat - (R) = Republican - (C) = Conservative - (CNST)
= Constitution
(G) = Green - (IP) = Independence Party - (I) = Independent/No
Party - (Ind) - Independent
(L) = Liberal - (LIBT) = Libertarian - (NL) = Natural Law - (RTL)
= Right to Life -
(SJ) = Save Jobs - (SC) = School Choice - (SWP) = Socialist Workers
(WF) = Working Families
Note: New York law permits "fusion" candidates (i.e.,
individuals who
concurrently seek an office as a candidate of more than one party).
This
page was last updated on May 11, 2008

STATE CONSTITUTIONAL
OFFICERS:
GOVERNOR:
David
Paterson (D)*
Peter King (R) - Ex-Congressman
Tom Reynolds (R) - Congressman & Ex-State Assemblyman
Next
State Constitutional Officer Elections in 2010.

LIEUTENANT
GOVERNOR:
Joe
Bruno (R)* - Acting Lieutenant Governor & Senate
Majority Leader
STATE
COMPTROLLER:
Tom
DiNapoli (D)*
ATTORNEY
GENERAL:
Andrew
Cuomo (D)* - (Campaign
Site)
STATE
LEGISLATURE:
State Assembly
(Republican Caucus)
State Senate (Democratic
Caucus)
U.S.
SENATOR:
Hillary Rodham Clinton (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
- Next Election in 2012.

Chuck
Schumer (D)* - Next Election in 2010.
U.S.
CONGRESS:
District
1:
Tim Bishop (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
Lee Zeldin (R) - Attorney,
Iraq War Veteran & Ex-State Legislative Aide
District
2:
Steve Israel (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
John Bugler (R/C/LIBT) - Retired
Engineer, Navy Veteran, Ron Paul Campaign Activist & Frequent
Candidate
Frank Stalzer (R) - Businessman

District
3:
Pete
King (R)*
Bill Corrigan (Independent)
- Business Consultant
District
4:
Carolyn McCarthy
(D)* - (Campaign
Site)
Jack Martins (R) - Mineola
Mayor
Peter
Zinno (R) - University Track/Field Coach & Ex-Franklin
Square Library Board Member
District
5:
Gary Ackerman (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
Gonzalo "Jun"
Policarpio (R) - Retired INS Immigration Inspector & '04
Candidate

District
6:
Gregory Meeks (D)*
District
7:
Joe Crowley (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
8:
Jerrold Nadler (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
9:
Anthony Weiner (D)*
- (Campaign Site)

District
10:
Ed Towns (D)* -
(Campaign Site)
Hakeem Jeffries (D) -
State Assemblyman & Attorney
Kevin Powell
(D) - Journalist, Author & Community Activist
District
11:
Yvette Clarke (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
12:
Nydia Velazquez (D)*

District
13:
Vito
Fossella (R)* - (Campaign
Site)
Dan Donovan (R) - Staten Island District Attorney
Vincent Ignizio (R) - New York City Councilman
Andrew Lanza (R) - State Sen.
James Oddo (R) - New York City Councilman
Steve Harrison
(D) - Attorney, Community Activist & '06 Nominee
Michael McMahon (D) - NYC City Councilor
Domenic
Recchia Jr. (D) - NYC City Councilor
District
14:
Carolyn Maloney (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
15:
Charlie Rangel (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
Martín Koppel (Socialist Workers) - Journalist, Communist
Political Organizer & Frequent Candidate

District
16:
Jose Serrano (D)*
District
17:
Eliot Engel (D)*
District
18:
Nita Lowey (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
David Prunier (Independent)
- Internet Consultant, Community Activist & '06 Candidate
District
19:
John
Hall (D)* - (Campaign
Site)
Kieran Michael Lalor (R)
- Iraq War Veteran, Teacher & Conservative Activist
George Oros (R)
- Westchester County Legislator, Ex-Cortlandt Town Councilman
& Attorney

District
20:
Kirsten
Gillibrand (D)* - (Campaign
Site)
Morris Guller (D)
- Retired
Stockbroker, Peace Activist
& '04 Candidate
Mike Rocque (R)
- Businessman & Retired Army Officer
Sandy Treadwell (R) -
RNC Member, Ex-State GOP Chair, Ex-Secretary of State, Ex-Journalist
& Author
John Wallace
(R) - Real Estate Broker, Retired Police Officer & Ron
Paul Campaign Activist
Matt Funicello (Green)
Todd Goldup (Independent)
District
21:
[ Mike
McNulty (D)* - Retiring in 2008. ]
John Aretakis (D) - Attorney
Tracey Brooks (D) -
Attorney & Ex-Congressional Aide
Craig Burridge (D)
- State Pharmacist Society Executive Director
Charlie Diamond (D) - Congressional Aide
Lester Freeman
(D) - Community Activist
Shawn
Morris (D) - Albany Common Council President
Darius Shahinfar (D)
- Ex-Congressional Aide
Phil Steck (D) - Albany
County Legislator, Colonie Town Democratic Chair & Attorney
Paul Tonko (D) - State Energy Research and Development Authority
President & Ex-State Assemblyman
Arthur Welser
(D) - Realtor & Community Activist
Jim Burhmaster (R)
- Schenectady County Legislator
Steven Vasquez (R) -
Businessman & Ron Paul Campaign Activist
District
22:
Maurice Hinchey (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
David Grate (R/CNST)
- Teacher & Ron Paul Campaign Activist
Bruce Layman (R) - Businessman
George Phillips (R)
- Teacher & Ex-Congressional Aide
Joseph Schmidt (R)
- Health Care Executive & Navy Veteran
District
23:
John McHugh (R)*
Dan Francis (D) -
Retired USMC Officer & '04 Candidate
Mike Oot (D)
- Attorney

District
24:
Mike Arcuri (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
Richard Hanna (R) - Construction Company Owner
Mike Sylvia (LIBT) -
FedEx Courier & '06 Nominee
District
25:
[ Jim
Walsh (R)* - Retiring in 2008. ]
Dave Gay (R) - Musician
& Ron Paul Campaign Activist
Mark-Paul Serafin (R) - Manilus Village Trustee & Artist
Dale Sweetland (R) -
Ex-Onondaga County Legislature Chairman
Dan Maffei (D/WF)
- Ex-Congressional Aide, Businessman, Democratic Activist &
'06 Nominee
Howie Hawkins (G/Socialist)
- Green Party US Co-Founder, Leftist Activist & Frequent Candidate
Christina Rosetti (WF)
- Educator & Frequent Candidate
District
26:
[ Tom
Reynolds (R)* - Retiring in 2008. ]
David Bellavia (R)
- Iraq War Veteran & Author
Marsha Henderson (R) - University Official & Ex-Banker
Christopher Jacobs (R) - Ex-Secretary of State, Buffalo School
Board Member & Businessman
Chris Lee (R)
- Businessman
Jordan Levy (R) - Software Executive
Rick Lewis (R) - Businessman
David Pigott (R) - Iraq War Veteran
Jack Davis (D) - Manufacturer,
USCG Veteran & '04/'06 Nominee
Alice Kryzan (D)
- Retired Attorney
Jon Powers (D)
- Iraq War Veteran & Teacher

District
27:
Brian Higgins (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
Dan Humiston (R)
- Tanning Salon Chain Owner
District
28:
Louise Slaughter (D)*
- (Campaign Site)
District
29:
John "Randy" Kuhl (R)*
- (Campaign Site)
Catherine Young (R) - State Sen.
Eric Massa (D)
- Retired Naval Officer, Ex-Aide to Gen. Wesley Clark & '06
Nominee

STATE
POLITICAL PARTIES:
America
First Party of New York State
Conservative Party of New York
State
New York State Constitution
Party
New York State Democratic Party
Green Party of New York State
Independence Party of New York
Integrity Party of New
York State
New York State Integrity
Party
Liberal Party of New York
Libertarian Party of New York
New York Loyalist Party
New York State Republican Party
New York Right To Life
Party
School Choice
Party
Socialist Party of
New York
Socialist Workers Party
of New York
Working Families
Party
STATE
ELECTION OFFICE:
State
Board of Elections

STATE
NEWS SOURCES:
Albany
Times Union
Amsterdam Recorder
Buffalo Artvoice (Alternative)
Buffalo News
Buzzsaw Haircut (Ithaca
College)
Chenango County Evening Sun
Daily Orange (Syracuse University)
East Hampton Independent
East Hampton Star
Elmira Star-Gazette
Empire Page Politics
Genesee
Country Express
Glens Falls Post-Star
Gloversville Leader-Herald
Hamilton
County News
Hillsdale Independent
Honeoye
Falls Sentinel
Ithaca Times
LGNY (NYC - Gay & Lesbian)
Little Falls Evening
Times
Livingston County
Lake and Valley Clarion
LIPolitics.com (Long Island)
Medina
Journal-Register
Middletown Cable TV-6
Middletown Times-Herald Record
New York City Gotham Gazette
New York Daily News
New York Law Journal
New York Magazine
New York Newsday
- (Politics
Section)
New York Observer
- (Politics Section)
New York Post
New York Press (Alternative)
New York Sun
New York Times -
(Politics
Section)
New York Village Voice
New York Wired
News-12 New York (Cablevision
- Long Island/Bronx/Westchester)
NY1: News
Oswego Palladium-Times
PoliticsWNY.com
Rome Sentinel
Schenectady Daily Gazette
Smithtown News
Staten Island Advance
Sullivan County Democrat
Syracuse Post-Standard
- (Election News)
Syracuse New Times
Troy Record
Urban Elephants
Watertown Daily
News
Westchester Today
WRBW TV-16 (WB - Rochester)
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