The 2026 New York State Assembly election will be held on November 3, 2026. Democrats have held a majority in the New York State Assembly since 1975. It will be held alongside elections for governor, attorney general, comptroller, United States House of Representatives, and State Senate.

Candidates were required to file paperwork between March 30, 2026 and April 2, 2026 to run.

Outgoing incumbents Twenty-six incumbents are retiring.

Incumbents not running for reelection Democrats 23rd: Stacey Pheffer Amato is retiring. 30th: Steven Raga is running for State Senate. 32nd: Vivian E. Cook is retiring. 34th: Jessica González-Rojas is running for State Senate. 37th: Claire Valdez is running for the United States House of Representatives. 65th: Grace Lee is running for State Senate. 66th: Deborah J. Glick is retiring. 69th: Micah Lasher is running for the United States House of Representatives. 73rd: Alex Bores is running for the United States House of Representatives. 90th: Nader Sayegh is retiring. 119th: Marianne Buttenschon is retiring. 123rd: Donna Lupardo is retiring. 141st: Crystal Peoples-Stokes is retiring. 149th: Jonathan Rivera is running for State Senate.

Republicans 7th: Jarett Gandolfo is running for State Senate. 12th: Keith Brown is retiring. 14th: David McDonough is retiring. 15th: Jake Blumencranz is running for State Senate. 16th: Daniel Norber is retiring. 102nd: Chris Tague is running for State Senate. 117th: Ken Blankenbush is retiring. 118th: Robert Smullen is running for the United States House of Representatives. 120th: William A. Barclay is retiring. 130th: Brian Manktelow is retiring. 131st: Jeff Gallahan is retiring. 145th: Angelo Morinello is retiring.

Incumbents who vacated office before end of term Democrats 36th: Zohran Mamdani resigned on December 31, 2025, following his election as mayor of New York City in November of that year. Replaced by Diana Moreno in a special election held February 4, 2026. 74th: Harvey Epstein resigned on December 4, 2025, following his election to the New York City Council in November. Replaced by Keith Powers in a special election held February 4, 2026. 115th: Billy Jones resigned on August 29, 2025, to lead Clinton Community College's Institute for Advanced Manufacturing. Replaced by Michael Cashman in a special election held November 4, 2025.

Incumbents defeated in primary elections Democrats 38th: Jenifer Rajkumar lost renomination to David Orkin. 54th: Erik Dilan lost renomination to Christian Celeste Tate. 56th: Stefani Zinerman lost renomination to Eon Huntley. 68th: Eddie Gibbs lost renomination to Diana Ayala. 129th: Bill Magnarelli lost renomination to Maurice Brown.

Predictions SourceRankingAs of Sabato's Crystal Ball January 22, 2026 State Navigate September 09, 2026

Summary by district † – Incumbent not seeking re-election District Incumbent Party Elected member Party 1st Tommy John Schiavoni Dem 2nd Jodi Giglio Rep 3rd Joe DeStefano Rep 4th Rebecca Kassay Dem 5th Douglas M. Smith Rep 6th Philip Ramos Dem 7th Jarett Gandolfo† Rep 8th Michael J. Fitzpatrick Rep 9th Michael Durso Rep 10th Steve Stern Dem 11th Kwani O'Pharrow Dem 12th Keith Brown† Rep 13th Charles D. Lavine Dem 14th David McDonough† Rep 15th Jake Blumencranz† Rep 16th Daniel Norber† Rep 17th John Mikulin Rep 18th Noah Burroughs Dem 19th Ed Ra Rep 20th Ari Brown Rep 21st Judy Griffin Dem 22nd Michaelle Solages Dem 23rd Stacey Pheffer Amato† Dem 24th David Weprin Dem 25th Nily Rozic Dem 26th Edward Braunstein Dem 27th Sam Berger Dem 28th Andrew Hevesi Dem 29th Alicia Hyndman Dem 30th Steven Raga† Dem 31st Khaleel Anderson Dem 32nd Vivian Cook† Dem 33rd Clyde Vanel Dem 34th Jessica González-Rojas† Dem 35th Larinda Hooks Dem 36th Diana Moreno Dem 37th Claire Valdez† Dem 38th Jenifer Rajkumar† Dem 39th Catalina Cruz Dem 40th Ron Kim Dem 41st Kalman Yeger Dem 42nd Rodneyse Bichotte Hermelyn Dem 43rd Brian A. Cunningham Dem 44th Robert Carroll Dem 45th Michael Novakhov Rep 46th Alec Brook-Krasny Rep 47th William Colton Dem 48th Simcha Eichenstein Dem 49th Lester Chang Rep 50th Emily Gallagher Dem 51st Marcela Mitaynes Dem 52nd Jo Anne Simon Dem 53rd Maritza Davila Dem 54th Erik Dilan† Dem 55th Latrice Walker Dem 56th Stefani Zinerman† Dem 57th Phara Souffrant Forrest Dem 58th Monique Chandler-Waterman Dem 59th Jaime Williams Dem 60th Nikki Lucas Dem 61st Charles Fall Dem 62nd Michael Reilly Rep 63rd Sam Pirozzolo Rep 64th Michael Tannousis Rep 65th Grace Lee† Dem 66th Deborah Glick† Dem 67th Linda Rosenthal Dem 68th Eddie Gibbs† Dem 69th Micah Lasher† Dem 70th Jordan Wright Dem 71st Al Taylor Dem 72nd Manny De Los Santos Dem 73rd Alex Bores† Dem 74th Keith Powers Dem 75th Tony Simone Dem 76th Rebecca Seawright Dem 77th Landon Dais Dem 78th George Alvarez Dem 79th Chantel Jackson Dem 80th John Zaccaro Jr. Dem 81st Jeffrey Dinowitz Dem 82nd Michael Benedetto Dem 83rd Carl Heastie Dem 84th Amanda Septimo† Dem 85th Emerita Torres Dem 86th Yudelka Tapia Dem 87th Karines Reyes Dem 88th Amy Paulin Dem 89th J. Gary Pretlow Dem 90th Nader Sayegh† Dem 91st Steven Otis Dem 92nd MaryJane Shimsky Dem 93rd Chris Burdick Dem 94th Matt Slater Rep 95th Dana Levenberg Dem 96th Patrick Carroll Dem 97th Aron Wieder Dem 98th Karl Brabenec Rep 99th Chris Eachus Dem 100th Paula Kay Dem 101st Brian Maher Rep 102nd Christopher Tague† Rep 103rd Sarahana Shrestha Dem 104th Jonathan Jacobson Dem 105th Anil Beephan Jr. Rep 106th Didi Barrett Dem 107th Scott Bendett Rep 108th John McDonald Dem 109th Gabriella Romero Dem 110th Phillip Steck Dem 111th Angelo Santabarbara Dem 112th Mary Beth Walsh Rep 113th Carrie Woerner Dem 114th Matt Simpson Rep 115th Michael Cashman Dem 116th Scott Gray Rep 117th Ken Blankenbush† Rep 118th Robert Smullen† Rep 119th Marianne Buttenschon† Dem 120th William A. Barclay† Rep 121st Joe Angelino Rep 122nd Brian Miller Rep 123rd Donna Lupardo† Dem 124th Christopher Friend Rep 125th Anna Kelles Dem 126th John Lemondes Jr.† Rep 127th Albert A. Stirpe Jr. Dem 128th Pamela Hunter Dem 129th William Magnarelli† Dem 130th Brian Manktelow† Rep 131st Jeff Gallahan† Rep 132nd Phil Palmesano Rep 133rd Andrea Bailey Rep 134th Josh Jensen Rep 135th Jennifer Lunsford Dem 136th Sarah Clark Dem 137th Demond Meeks Dem 138th Harry Bronson Dem 139th Stephen Hawley Rep 140th William Conrad III Dem 141st Crystal Peoples-Stokes† Dem 142nd Patrick Burke Dem 143rd Patrick Chludzinski Rep 144th Paul Bologna Rep 145th Angelo Morinello† Rep 146th Karen McMahon Dem 147th David DiPietro Rep 148th Joe Sempolinski Rep 149th Jonathan Rivera† Dem 150th Andrew Molitor Rep

Special elections

Several New York State Assembly seats became vacant during the 2024–2026 legislative term due to resignations following election to other offices or acceptance of outside positions. Under New York law, these vacancies are filled by special elections held separately from the regularly scheduled primary and general elections. Candidates in special elections are nominated by county party committees rather than through primary elections.

According to the New York State Board of Elections, special elections to fill Assembly vacancies in Districts 36 and 74 were scheduled for February 2026.

District 115 The 115th Assembly district became vacant after Democratic Assemblymember Billy Jones resigned on August 29, 2025, to accept a position leading Clinton Community College's Institute for Advanced Manufacturing.

A special election was held on November 4, 2025. Plattsburgh Town Supervisor Michael Cashman defeated Republican nominee Brent Davison and was sworn in to serve the remainder of the term.

Results

District 36 The 36th Assembly district became vacant after Democratic Assemblymember Zohran Mamdani resigned effective December 31, 2025, following his election as Mayor of New York City in November 2025. A special election to fill the remainder of the term took place on February 3, 2026.

District 74 The 74th Assembly district became vacant after Democratic Assemblymember Harvey Epstein resigned on December 4, 2025, following his election to the New York City Council in November 2025. A special election to fill the remainder of the term took place on February 3, 2026.

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District 1 In 2024, Democratic Assemblymember T. John Schiavoni won the election.

Democratic primary Candidates Declared T. John Schiavoni, incumbent assemblymember

Republican primary Candidates Declared Stephen Kiely

District 2 In 2024, incumbent Republican Assemblymember Jodi Giglio won re-election to a third term.

Democratic primary Candidates Declared Michael J Szika

Republican primary Candidates Declared Jodi Giglio, incumbent assemblymemberhttps://apps2.suffolkcountyny.gov/boe/documents/2026%20Primary%20-%20Who%20Filed.html

District 3 In 2024, incumbent Republican Assemblymember Joe DeStefano won re-election to a fourth term.

Democratic primary Candidates Declared Joshua Slaughter

Republican primary Candidates Declared Joe DeStefano, incumbent assemblymember

District 4 In 2024, Democrat Rebecca Kassay defeated incumbent Republican Assemblymember Ed Flood. Democratic primary Candidates Declared Rebecca Kassay, incumbent assemblymember

Republican primary Candidates Declared Will Sussman, adjunct professor of computer science at Yeshiva University

District 5 In 2024, incumbent Republican Assemblymember Douglas M. Smith won re-election to a fourth full term. Democratic primary Candidates Declared Victoria A Russell

Republican primary Candidates Declared Douglas M. Smith, incumbent assemblymember

District 6 In 2024, Democratic Assemblymember Philip Ramos won re-election to a twelfth term.

Democratic primary Candidates Declared Philip Ramos, incumbent assemblymember

Republican primary Candidates Declared Ryan S Skelly

District 7