State and Congressional Representation
Paul Tonko (21st) Bill Owens (23rd)The Capital District is split between several different districts for representation in the New York Legislature and the United States Congress. Chuck Schumer (D) and Kirsten Gillibrand (D) represent the state in the United States Senate. The area contains three congressional districts. The 20th district makes up most of the south, east, and north of the Capital District, while much of the rest is part of the 21st district. A small part of Fulton County is part of 23rd district. Currently the districts are represented by Chris Gibson (R) (20th district), Paul Tonko (D) (21st district), and Bill Owens (D) (23rd district).
The area is represented in the State Legislature by nine Assembly districts and four Senate districts. For the Assembly the area is represented by Jack McEneny (D) of Albany (104th district); George Amedore (R) of Rotterdam (105th district); Ronald Canestrari (D) of Cohoes (106th district); Timothy P. Gordon (I) of Delmar (108th district); Robert Reilly (D) of Colonie (109th district); James Tedisco (R) of Schenectady (110th district); Tony Jordan (R), (112th district); Teresa Sayward (R) of Willsboro (113th district); and Peter Lopez (R) of Schoharie (127th district). In the State Senate the area is represented by Roy McDonald (R) of Wilton (43rd district); Hugh Farley (R) of Schenectady (44th district); Betty Little (R) of Queensbury (45th district); and Neil Breslin (D) of Albany (46th district).
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