Rick Lazio

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Rick Lazio
Member of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York's 2nd district
In office 1993–2001
Preceded by	Thomas J. Downey
Succeeded by	Steve Israel
Born	March 13, 1958 (1958-03-13) (age 51) Amityville, New York
Political party	Republican
Spouse	Patricia Moriarty Lazio
Children	Molly Ann, 16, Kelsey, 15
Alma mater	Vassar College American University - Washington College of Law
Profession	Politician, Lawyer, Banker
Religion	Roman Catholic

Enrico Anthony "Rick" Lazio (born March 13, 1958) is a former U.S. Representative from the state of New York. A Republican, he is most known for having run unsuccessfully against Hillary Rodham Clinton for the U.S. Senate in New York's 2000 Senate election.

[edit] Biography

Lazio was born in Amityville, New York in Suffolk County. He graduated from West Islip High School in 1976. He received his A.B. from Vassar College in 1980 and received his Juris Doctor from the Washington College of Law at American University. Prior to being elected to Congress, he was the executive assistant district attorney for Suffolk County and served in the Suffolk County Legislature from 1990 to 1993. He currently resides in Brightwaters, New York.

Lazio represented the New York 2nd Congressional District as a Republican and was first elected in 1992, defeating the incumbent, Tom Downey, who had served for eighteen years but was one of the most prominent figures in the 1992 Rubbergate scandal.

Lazio served four terms from 1993 to 2001, becoming Deputy Majority Whip and Assistant Majority Leader. In Congress, Rick earned a reputation on both sides of the aisle as a hard working, pragmatic, results oriented member who could build bi-partisan coalitions to pass important legislation and see it enacted. Rick was made Chairman of the House Banking Subcommittee on Housing and Community Opportunity which held jurisdiction over a broad range of housing, insurance and community development issues.

In 2000, Lazio ran for the Senate but was defeated by Hillary Clinton in the race to succeed Daniel Patrick Moynihan. His comparatively late entry into the race (five months before Election Day) followed New York City Mayor Rudolph Giuliani's decision not to run for the Senate.

A decisive moment that led to the collapse of his campaign came during a September 13, 2000 debate where he left his podium, walked over to Clinton with a piece of paper that he called the "New York Freedom From Soft Money Pledge" and demanded she sign it. Clinton refused.^[1] Debate viewers were turned off by Lazio's aggressive demeanor towards Clinton^[2]- and as a result, Clinton's support among women voters solidified.^[1]

Lazio has since admitted regret for his conduct during the debate:

After the defeat, he became the President and CEO of Financial Services Forum.

As of December 2005, Lazio was an executive vice-president at JPMorgan Chase & Co. After considering a run for New York State Attorney General in 2006, he stated that for both family and political reasons, he would not be running for any office in that year.

In January 2009, Lazio was said to be seriously considering a run in the New York gubernatorial election, 2010.^[4]

[edit] Electoral history

• 2000 Race for U.S. Senate
  • Hillary Rodham Clinton (D), 55%
  • Rick Lazio (R), 43%

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v • d • e Members of the U.S. House of Representatives from New York   Districts 1-10 (active) 1st district Floyd, W. • Tredwell • Havens • Smith • Riker • Wickes • Riker • Sage • (Two Seat era Seat A: Lefferts • Crocheron • Scudder • Wood • Seat B: Sage • Townsend • Guyon • Colden) • Wood • Lent • Huntington • Jackson • Floyd • Strong • Lawrence • Lord • King • Floyd, J. • Maurice • Valk • Searing • Carter • Smith • Stebbins • Townsend • Taber • Reeves • Townsend • Scudder • Metcalfe • Covert • Belmont • Covert • McCormick • Belford • Scudder • Storm • Scudder • Cocks • Littleton • Brown • Hicks • Bacon • Hall • Sharp • Macy • Greenwood • Wainwright • Pike • Carney • Hochbrueckner • Forbes • Grucci • Bishop 2nd district Laurance • Watts • Livingston • Mitchill • Sands • Mumford • (Two Seat era Seat A: Mumford • Paulding • Benson • Irving • Meigs • Cambreleng • Seat B: Denning • Mitchill • Post • Wendover • Morgan) • Tyson • Sands • Wood • Crocheron • Bergen • Van Houten • Barton • Vanderveer • De La Montanya • Egbert • Murphy • Seaman • Murphy • Bokee • Bowne • Cumming • Stranahan • Taylor • Humphrey • Odell • Kalbfleisch • Bergen • Barnes • Schumaker • Kinsella • Schumaker • Veeder • O'Reilly • Robinson • Campbell • Boody • Chapin • Clancy • Hurley • Fitzgerald • Lindsay • O'Leary • Caldwell • Kindred • Brunner • Barry • Hall • Derounian • Grover • Downey • Lazio • Isreal 3rd district Benson • Van Cortlandt • Mitchill • Clinton • Fisk • Van Cortlandt, Jr. • Denoyelles • Ward • Tompkins • Pierson • (Three and Four Seat era Seat A: Cambreleng • Grinnell • Ferris • Seat B: Morgan • Johnson • White • Lee • Curtis • Wood • Seat C: Sharpe • Verplanck • Selden • Ferris • Moore • Monroe • Roosevelt • Seat D: Lawrence • Morgan • McKeon • Hoffman • McKeon) • Phoenix • Miller • Nicoll • Phoenix • Hart • Walbridge • Pelton • Sickles • Wood • Odell • Humphrey • Hunter • Robinson • Slocum • Woodford • Chittenden • Smith • James • White • Wallace • Coombs • Hendrix • Wilson, F. H. • Driggs • Bristow • Dunwell • Foelker • Maher • Wilson, F. E. • Flynn • MacCrate • Kissel • Lindsay • Pfeifer • Latham • Becker • Derounian • Wolff • Roncallo • Ambro • Carman • Mrazek • King 4th district Hathorn • Schoonmaker • Van Gaasbeck • Hathorn • Elmendorf • Van Cortlandt • Emott • Oakley • Schenck • Tallmadge • Street • Van Wyck • Frost • Ward • Cowles • Ward • Kemble • Ward • Maclay • Underhill • Haws • Walsh • Kelly • Barr • Kerrigan • Wood • Jones • Fox • Roosevelt • Crooke • Bliss • Campbell • Mahoney • Clancy • Coombs • Fischer • Clayton • Hanbury • Wilson • Law • Wilson • Dale • Cullen • Rooney • Barry • McMahon • Clemente • Latham • Halpern • Wylder • Lent • Levy • Frisa • McCarthy 5th district Silvester • Bailey • Brooks • Bailey • Tillotson • Bailey • McCord • Blake • Gardenier • Cooke • Grosvenor • Schuyler • Strong • Patterson • Van Wyck • White • Oakley • Taber • Bockee • Pendleton • Bockee • Titus • Johnson • Davis • Leonard • Woodruff • Tallmadge • Briggs • Tweed • Whitney • Maclay • Wall • Wood • Taylor • Morrissey • Roberts • Meade • Muller • Bliss • Magner • Graham • Bennet • Wilson • Bassett • Waldo • Young • Redfield • Maher • Johnston • Kline • Black • Evans • Heffernan • Roe • Ross • Quinn • Ross • Bosch • Addabbo • Becker • Tenzer • Lowenstein • Lent • Wydler • McGrath • Ackerman 6th district Van Rensselaer • Gordon • Gilbert • Homer • Bird • Van Ness • Bloom • Verplanck • (Two Seat era Seat A: Knickerbocker • Fitch • Seat B: Livingston • Grosvenor) • Fisk • Wilkin, J. • Case • Tuthill • Borland • Craig • Hallock • Craig • Eager • Wilkin, S. • Brown • Jones • Clinton • Fish • Campbell • Jackson • Greeley • Brooks • Wheeler • Cochrane • Conkling • Ward • Raymond • Stewart • Cox • Brooks • Cox • Muller • Cummings • Fitzgerald • Turner • Fellows • Magner • Howe • May • Lindsay • Baker • Calder • Rowe • Lee • Stengle • Sommers • Delaney • Nodar • Delaney • Holtzman • Rosenthal • Halpern • Wolff • LeBoutillier • Addabbo • Waldon • Flake • Meeks 7th district Van Alen • Thompson • Thomas • Hasbrouck, J. • Schuneman • Gardenier • Van Rensselaer • Bleecker • Hasbrouck, A. J. • Betts • Hasbrouck, J. • De Witt • Ruggles • Jenkins • Hasbrouck, A. B. • Belden • DeWitt • Brodhead • Bodle • Sickles • Brodhead • Palen • Van Buren • Anderson • Nelson • Stephens • Walker • Child • Ward • Briggs • Ward • Chanler • Calkin • Ely • Creamer • Ely • Field • Eickhoff • Einstein • Dugro • Dorsheimer • Adams • Bryce • Dunphy • Bartlett • Vehslage • Muller • Lessler • Fitzgerald • Delaney • Maher • Hogan • Quayle • Delaney • Heller • Delaney • Addabbo • Rosenthal • Ackerman • Manton • Crowley 8th district Glen • Van Rensselaer • Livingston • Van Alen • Thompson • Pond • Sherwood • Adams • Root • Kirtland • Clark • McCarty • Strong • King • (Two Seat era Seat A: Adams • Efner • Pratt • Ely • Houck • Seat B: Vanderpoel • McClellan • Vanderpoel • McClellan) • Davis • Woodworth • Warren • Halloway • Dean • Cutting • Wakeman • Clark • Delaplaine • Brooks • Dodge • Brooks • Lawson • Ward • McCook • Adams • Cox • Campbell • McCarthy • Campbell • Dunphy • Walsh • Mitchell • Riordan • Creamer • Sullivan • Riordan • Griffin • Cleary • Bond • Cleary • Carley • Tonry • O'Toole • Pfeifer • Anfuso • Heller • Anfuso • Rosenthal • Scheuer • Nadler 9th district Gordon • Williams • Platt • Walker • Van Rensselaer, K. • Sammons • Lovett • Westerlo • Van Rensselaer, S. • Van Rensselaer, S. III • Hogeboom • McManus • Dickinson • Pierson • Hunt • Vail • Hunt • Clinton • Niven • St. John • McKissock • Murray • Peck • Clarke • Haskin • Haight • Herrick • Darling • Wood • Mellish • Schell • Wood • Hardy • Pulitzer • Cox • Cummings • Campbell • Miner • Bradley • Goldfogle • O'Brien • Swift • O'Connell • Petersen • O'Connell • Rudd • Keogh • Delaney • Ferraro • Manton • Schumer • Weiner 10th district Talbot • Cooper • Cochran • Cooper • Morris • Tibbits • Masters • Nicholson • Stow • Moffitt • Cushman • Dickinson • Rensselaer, S. III • Spencer • Lansing • Gallup • Barnard • Russell • Gordon • Sherrill • Gould • Schoonmaker • Murray, W. • Murray, A. • Van Wyck • Radford • Robertson • Potter • Wood • Hewitt • O'Brien • Hewitt • Spinola • Cockran • Sickles • Cummings • Swann • Sulzer • Metz • Haskell • Volk • Celler • Sommers • Kelly • Celler • Biaggi • Schumer • Towns   Districts 11-20 (active) 11th district Palmer • Sailly • Thompson • Gold • Taylor • Foote • Ashley • Hobbie • King • Root • Cramer • De Graff • Brown • Doe • Linn • Pratt • Silvester • Sutherland • Westbrook • King • Russell • Kenyon • Steele • Winfield • Van Wyck • Greene • Van Wyck • John • Potter, C. • Willis • Morton • Flower • Potter, O. • Merriman • Quinn • Warner • Cummings • Sulzer • Hearst • Fornes • Riordan • Prall • O'Leary • Buck • Heffernan • Celler • Keogh • Brasco • Scheuer • Towns • Owens • Clarke 12th district Thomas • Wilson • Root • Metcalf • (Two Seat era Seat A: Shipherd • Adgate • Palmer • Gross • Walworth • Seat B: Winter • Savage • Pitcher) • Eaton • Dietz • De Graff • Borst • Bouck • Martindale • Russell • Blair • Seymour • Herrick • Ripley • Reynolds • Seymour • Dean • Teller • Miller • Thompson • Beale • Baker • Nelson • Ketcham • St. John • Odell • Potter • Hutchins • Dowdney • Cockran • Flower • Little • Cockran • McClellan • Cockran • Conry • Goldfogle • London • Goldfogle • London • Dickstein • Rooney • Dorn • Carey • Kelly • Chisholm • Owens • Velázquez 13th district Sammons • Swart • Tracy • Boyd • Yates • Lawyer • Peek • Gebhard • Williams • Angel • Chase • Angel • Whallon • Farlin • Palmer • Hand • Tomlinson • Barnard • Wood • Slingerland • Schoolcraft • Sage • Olin • Steele • Hubbell • Cornell • Griswold • Tuthill • Whitehouse • Ketcham • Viele • Fitch • Warner • Shannon • Levy • Belmont • Harrison • Parsons • Levy • Sullivan • Loft • Sullivan • Capozzoli • O'Toole • Multer • Podell • Solarz • Molinari • Fossella • McMahon 14th district Root • Russell • Mathews • Avery • Markell • Cady • Herkimer • Fay • Conkling • Storrs • Beardsley • Gillet • Spencer • Fine • Van Rensselaer • Rogers • Culver • Kellogg • Andrews • Boyd • Peckham • Dickson • Corning • Reynolds • Corning • Pruyn • Goodyear • Pruyn • Mayham • Perry • De Witt • Beebe • Ferdon • Beach • Stahlnecker • Fellows • Quigg • Chanler • Douglas • Rider • Towne • Willett • Kindred • Levy • Farley • La Guardia • Perlman • Sirovich • Edelstein • Klein • Rayfiel • Multer • Rooney • Richmond • Molinari • Molinari • Maloney 15th district Griswold • Williams • Kirkpatrick • Porter • (Two Seat era Seat A: Bowers • Williams • Birdsall • Drake • Lyman • Campbell • Seat B: Thompson • Hammond • Williams • Monell • Hawkes) • Herkimer • Hoffman • McVean • Bovee • Edwards • Wagner • Sanford • Stetson • Russell • Lawrence • Thurman • Russell • Hughes • Dodd • McKean • Griswold • Tanner • Warren • Perry • Bagley • Mayham • Lounsbery • Cornell • Bagley • Beach • Bacon • Stivers • Bacon • Fitch • Straus • Low • Ruppert • Douglas • Olcott • Patten • Conry • Smith • Dooling • Ryan • Boylan • Kennedy • Burchill • Celler • Ray • Carey • Zeferetti • Green • Rangel 16th district Paterson • Tracy • Humphrey • Miller • Gold • Storrs • Kirkland • Cady • Markell • Arnold • Soule • Mann • Loomis • Doig • Ellis • White • Wells • Simmons • Palmer • Kellogg • Hale • Ferriss • Rogers • Smart • Adams • Quinn • Bailey • Nolan • Van Alstyne • Ketcham • Ryan • Fairchild • Ward • Underhill • Pugsley • Ruppert • Harrison • Dooling • Smith • Cockran • O'Connor • Fay • Buck • Murphy • Powell • Murphy • Holtzman • Schumer • Rangel • Serrano 17th district Phelps • Halsey • Harris • Smith • Willoughby • Hubbard • Hackley • Hubbard • Taylor • (Two Seat era Seat A: Beardsley • Miller • Foster • Brewster • Seat B: Turrill • Grant • Floyd) • Benton • Petrie • Alexander • Buell • Perkins • Spinner • Sherman • Hulburd • Wheeler • Hale • Townsend • Wood • Burleigh • Lindsley • Hopkins • Knapp • Cox • Marvin • Odell • Tompkins • Shober • Bennet • George • Carew • Pell • Mills • Cohen • Pratt • Peyser • Barton • Simpson • Baldwin • Coudert • Lindsay • Kupferman • Koch • Murphy • Molinari • Weiss • Nadler • Engel 18th district Kent • Ogden • Ford • Sterling • Martindale • Pitcher • Wardwell • Bronson • Chittenden • King • Collins • King • Rowe • Horton • Cochrane • Vibbard • Marvin • Sanford • Carroll • Wheeler • Williams • Hammond • Johnson • Burleigh • Greenman • Quackenbush • LeFever • Ketcham • Goulden • Ayres • Patten • Francis • Carew • Kennedy • Marcantonio • Donovan • Santangelo • Powell • Rangel • Koch • Green • García • Serrano • Lowey 19th district Geddes • Birdseye • Porter • Hall • Litchfield • Richards • Ross • Keese • Finch • Hogan • Page • Prentiss • Bowne • Hungerford • Mullin • Clarke • Ives • Chase • Hughston • Morse • Graham • Franchot • Miller • Hubbard • Fields • Knapp • Prindle • Hathorn • Wheeler • James • Parker • Swinburne • Kane • Tracey • Haines • Black • Cochrane • Draper • Otis • Andrus • Chandler • Rowan • Chandler • Bloom • Dickstein • Klein • Farbstein • Abzug • Rangel • Biaggi • Engel • Fish • Kelly • Hall 20th district (Two Seat era Seat A: Avery • Throop • Avery • Cruger • Baker • Rochester • Collins • Fosdick • Bunner • Hawkins • Dayan • Seat B: Comstock • Richmond • Woodcock • Eyck • Hugunin • Wright • Fisher • Sanford • Wardwell) • Johnson • Seymour • Parker • Allen • Gordon • Beardsley • Carpenter • Jenkins • Matteson • Jenkins • Matteson • Conkling • Clark • Laflin • Merriam • Wilber • Hathorn • Starin • West • Wemple • West • Sanford • Tracey • Southwick • Glynn • Southwick • Bradley • Harrison • Cantor • Siegel • La Guardia • Lanzetta • Marcantonio • Lanzetta • Marcantonio • Bloom • Roosevelt, F. Jr. • Davidson • Teller • Ryan • Abzug • Weiss • Ottinger • DioGuardi • Lowey • Gilman • Sweeney • Gillibrand   Districts 21-29 (active) 21st district (Two Seat era Seat A: Hopkins • Brooks • Ellicott • Allen • Spencer • Seat B: Howell • Porter • Clarke • Spencer • Tracy) • Clark • Whitmore • Clark • Monell • Collier • Mitchell • Mason • Clark • Cary • Goodyear • Starkweather • Walden • Snow • Bennett • Duell • Kernan • Conkling • Bailey • Roberts • Merriam • Miller • Bundy • Wilber • Jacobs • Ray • Johnson • Moffitt • Wever • Schermerhorn • Wilber • Stewart • Ketcham • McMillan • Fish, H. II • Connell • George • Hulbert • Donovan • Ansorge • Weller • Gavagan • Torrens • Javits • Zelenko • Healey • Scheuer • Badillo • García • Fish, H. IV • McNulty • Tonko 22nd district Dwinell • Miller • Stower • Beekman • Reed • (Two Seat era Seat A: Halsey • Leonard • Bruyn • Beers • Leonard • Partridge • Seat B: Hathaway • Reynolds • Gray • Dana • Riggs) • Purdy • Strong • Birdsall • Bennett • Smith • Goodwin • McCarty • Goodwin • Lee • Lansing • Littlejohn • Holmes • Churchill • Lansing • Roberts • Bagley • Miller • Skinner • Parker • Lansing • Russell • Curtis • Littauer • Draper • Bruckner • Griffin • Curley • Lynch • Powell • Fine • Healey • Gilbert • Badillo • Bingham • Gilman • Solomon • Sweeney • Hinchey 23rd district Litchfield • Badger • Earll • Jewett • (Two Seat era Seat A: Fuller • Bicknell • Earll • Birdseye • Seat B: Taylor • Rogers • Foster) • Robinson • Hough • Duer • Babcock • Lyon • Gilbert • Hoard • Clark • Davis • McCarthy • Duell • Lansing • Lord • Bacon • Prescott • Spriggs • Sherman • Bentley • Wever • Foote • Emerson • Southwick • De Forest • Goulden • Bennet • Oliver • McKiniry • Rossdale • Oliver • Buckley • Lynch • Fine • Dollinger • Gilbert • Buckley • Bingham • Peyser • Caputo • Peyser • Stratton • McNulty • Boehlert • McHugh 24th district Day • Kellogg • Garrow • Powers • Doubleday • Day • Doubleday • Noble • Morgan • Wheaton • Gott • Jones • Granger • Sedgwick • Pomeroy • Cowles • Seeley • Duell • Baker • Mason • Nutting • Pindar • Wilber • Pindar • Van Horn • Chickering • Shaw • Knapp • Smith • LeFevre • Fairchild, G. • Oglesby • Fairchild, B. • Ganly • Fairchild, B. • Ganly • Fairchild, B. • Fitzpatrick • Rabin • Isacson • Dollinger • Buckley • Fino • Biaggi • Reid • Ottinger • Solomon • McHugh • Boehlert • Arcuri 25th district Lawrence • Humphrey • Woodcock • Maxwell • Barstow • Clark • Chapin • Birdsall • Strong • Maynard • Rathbun • Conger • Howe • Morgan • Butterfield • Pomeroy • Morris • Kelsey • Lamport • MacDougall • Leavenworth • Hiscock • Belden • Sherman • Littauer • Durey • Akin • Taylor • Husted • Wainwright • Millard • Gamble • Buckley • Fino • Barry • Ottinger • Peyser • Fish IV • Boehlert • Walsh • Maffei 26th district (Two Seat era Seat A: Marvin • Halsey • Babcock • Seat B: Rose • Maynard • Rose • Dickson) • Dickson • Granger • Sibley • Granger • Greig • Granger • Dana • Ellsworth • Lawrence • Jackson • Walbridge • Oliver • Pottle • Chamberlain • Hotchkiss • Goodrich • Lamport • MacDougall • Camp • Payne • Millard • De Lano • Ray • Dwight • Flack • Malby • Merritt • Platt • Fish III • Quinn • Potts • McGrath • Gamble • Dooley • Reid • Gilman • Martin • Hinchey • Reynolds • Lee 27th district Hayden • Barnard • Childs • Whittlesey • Howell • Lee • Andrews • Mallory • Oliver • Green • De Mott • Holley • Blackmar • Sackett • Taylor • Parker • Wells • Diven • Van Valkenburg • Ward • Smith • Platt • Lapham • Wadsworth • Payne • Nutting • Payne • Belden • Poole • Belden • Driscoll • Sherman • Millington • Talcott • McClellan • Ward • Pratt • Goodwin • Rockefeller • Le Fevre • Gwinn • Barry • St. George • Dow • Robison • McHugh • Wortley • Walsh • Paxon • Reynolds • Quinn • Higgins 28th district Rochester • Woods • Porter • Magee • Wheeler • Whittlesey • Childs • Kempshall • Childs • Patterson • Holmes, E. • Schermerhorn • Hastings • Kelsey • Irvine • Van Valkenburg • Clarke • Hart • Selye • Davis • Holmes, C. • Clarke • Smith • Platt • Dwight • Millard • Arnot • Flood • Rockwell • Payne • Knapp • Mott • Ten Eyck • Sanford • Ten Eyck • Corning • Byrne • Gamble • St. George • Wharton • Resnick • Fish IV • Stratton • McHugh • Slaughter 29th district Wilson • Adams • Evans • Tracy • Lay • Patterson • Putnam • Gates • Carroll • Rose • Horsford • Boody • Carpenter • Williams • Andrews • Ely • Frank • Van Horn • Fisher • Wakeman • Clarke • Walker • Hungerford • Richardson • Arnot • Davenport • Raines • Gillet • Driscoll • Parker • Thomas • Cluett • Taylor • Bennet • St. George • Wharton • O'Brien • Button • Stratton • King • Pattison • Solomon • Horton • LaFalce • Houghton • Kuhl • Massa   Districts 30-45 and At-large (Obsolete) 30th district Tracy • Garnsey • Norton • Cooke • Fuller • Young • Peck • Young • Hubbell • Robie • Rumsey • Robie • Pringle • Sherman • Frank • Ganson • Humphrey • Bennett • Williams • Hoskins • Davy • Hart • Van Voorhis • Greenleaf • Baker • Greenleaf • Wadsworth • Dwight • Wallin • Charles • Lunn • Crowther • Kearney • Le Fevre • Wharton • O'Brien • King • McEwen • Martin • Conable • Eckert • Slaughter • Quinn 31st district Hazeltine • Marvin, R. • Clarke • Tyler • Lewis • Marvin, D. • Risley • Martin • Flagler • Burroughs • Reynolds • Van Horn • Fenton • Aernam • Sheldon • Sessions • Bass • Hoskins • Benedict • Crowley • Stevens • Sawyer • Wadsworth • Van Voorhis • Brewster • O'Grady • Perkins • Payne • Merritt • Snell • Pierce • Kilburn • Kearney • Taylor • King • Kilburn • McEwen • Mitchell • Kemp • Paxon • Houghton 32nd district Fillmore • Love • Fillmore • Moseley • Hall • Spaulding • Haven • Hatch • Spaulding • Sessions • Bass • Lockwood • Pierce • Scoville • Rogers • Farquhar • Lockwood • Mahany • Ryan • Perkins • Havens • Danforth • Mott • Sweet • Culkin • Fuller • Byrne • O'Brien • Kearney • Stratton • Pirnie • Hanley • Wortley • LaFalce 33rd district Hard • Mitchell • Babcock • Smith • Putnam • Hascall • Fenton • Edwards • Fenton • Norton • Patterson • Van Aernam • Brewer • Weber • Wiley • Bunting • Daniels • Alexander • Gillet • Fassett • Underhill • Talcott • Snyder • Davenport • Sisson • Douglas • Taylor • Kilburn • Robison • Walsh • Lee • Nowak 34th district Hunt • Burrows • Sessions • Laidlaw • Hooker • Vreeland • Wadsworth • Porter • Simmons • Fairchild • Hill • Clarke, J. • Tolley • Clarke, J. • Clarke, M. • Lord • Hall • Kilburn • Williams • Pirnie • Riehlman • Hanley • Terry • Horton • Lundine • Houghton 35th district Ryan • Driscoll • Clancy • Magee • Hancock • Fuller • Davies • Williams • Riehlman • Stratton • Hanley • Conable 36th district Alexander • Smith • Payne • Gould • Taber • Hancock • Riehlman • Taber • Horton • Smith III • LaFalce 37th district Vreeland • Underhill • Pratt • Houghton • Henry • Stalker • Cole • Hall • Cole • Robison • Ostertag • Conable • Dulski • Nowak 38th district Dunn • Jacobstein • Whitley • Duffy • Kelly • O'Brien • Taber • Keating • Weis • Goodell • Hastings • Kemp 39th district Danforth • Sanders • Wadsworth • Cole • Ostertag • Pillion • McCarthy • Kemp • Hastings • Lundine 40th district Gittins • Dempsey • Andrews • Rogers • Keating • Miller • Smith III 41st district Smith • MacGregor • Cooke • Beiter • Harter • Beiter • Mruk • Wadsworth • Ostertag • Radwan • Dulski 42nd district Driscoll • Waldow • Mead • Schwert • Butler • Andrews • Pfeiffer • Miller • Pillion 43rd district Hamilton • Reed • Elsaesser • Tauriello • Radwan • Reed • Goodell 44th district Butler • Gorski • Butler 45th district Reed At-large Tremain • Slocum • (Two Seat era Seat A: Fitzgibbons • Merritt • Seat B: Studley • O'Day • Stanley)