A committee for every senator
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- January
- 6
  Here’s the breakdown of committee assignments under Malcolm Smith, who announced tonight that he had the 32 votes needed to be elected majority leader of the 62-member Senate. The vote is tomorrow, when the session opens. (Stipends that are in addition to base salaries are $12,500 unless otherwise noted.)
—Eric Adams, D-Brooklyn: Veterans, Homeland Security and Military Affairs
—Joseph Addabbo Jr., D-Queens: Elections
—Darrel Aubertine, D-Cape Vincent, Jefferson County: Agriculture
—Neil Breslin, D-Albany: InsuranceÂ
—Ruben Diaz Sr., D-Bronx: Aging
—Martin Malave Dilan, D-Brooklyn: Transportation
—Tom Duane, D-Manhattan: Health, $15,000
—Pedro Espada, Jr, D-Bronx: Vice President of the Senate for Urban Policy; Vice Chair, Rules Committee, Chair, Housing Construction and Community Development
—Brian X. Foley, D-Suffolk County: Ethics
—Ruth Hassell-Thompson, D-Mount Vernon: Crime Victims, Crime and Corrections
—Shirley Huntley, D-Queens: Mental Health and Developmental Disabilities
—Craig Johnson, D-Nassau County: Investigations and Government Operations, $15,000
—Jeff Klein, D-Bronx: Deputy Majority Leader, $34,000
—Liz Krueger, D-Manhattan: Vice Chair Finance, Chair of Select Committee on Budget Reform (unclear if there is a stipend)
—Carl Kruger, D-Brooklyn: Finance, $34,000
—Hiram Monserrate, D-Queens: Consumer Protection
—Velmanette Montgomery, D-Brooklyn: Children and Families
—George Onorato, D-Queens: Labor
—Suzi Oppenheimer, D-Mamaroneck: Education, $18,000
—Kevin Parker, D-Brooklyn: Energy and Telecommunications
—Bill Perkins, D-Manhattan: Corporations, Authorities and Commissions, $15,000
—John Sampson, D-Brooklyn: Judiciary, $18,000
—Diane Savino, D-Staten Island: Civil Service and Pensions
—Eric Schneiderman, D-Manhattan: Codes, $18,000
—Jose Serrano Jr., D-Bronx: Tourism, Recreation and Sports Development
—Daniel Squadron, D-Brooklyn: Cities, $15,000
—William Stachowski, D-Buffalo: Commerce, Economic Development and Small Business
—Toby Ann Stavisky, D-Queens: Higher Education
—Andrea Stewart-Cousins, D-Yonkers: Local Government
—Antoine Thompson, D-Buffalo: Environmental Conservation
—David Valesky, D-Oneida, Madison County: TBD
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