Glenn Nocera
Republican, Conservative
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Member of Assembly, 44th District
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- Nov 3, 2026
What this office does: A member of the Assembly votes on New York laws and the state budget in the State Assembly.
Covers part of Kings County.
Robert C. Carroll
Democratic, Working FamiliesIncumbent
Member of Assembly; chair, Libraries and Education Technology Committee
The gist
- Sponsored a bill keeping late cashless tolls off credit reports.In office
- Sponsored repair scores for smartphones and electronics.In office
- Supports protecting libraries from ICE enforcement.In office
- Supports a New York City-Lake Placid Winter Olympics bid.In office
In office = from the candidate's own official statements or legislation as an officeholder, not their campaign.
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Sponsored a bill keeping late cashless tolls off credit reports.
Carroll’s Legislation Protecting New Yorker’s Credit Rating Passes the New York State AssemblyPublic statement · New York State Assembly · May 7, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“prohibiting late payment of cashless tolls from impacting credit scores”
Sponsored repair scores for smartphones and electronics.
Carroll’s Legislation Requiring Repair Scores for Digital Electronic Equipment Passes The New York State AssemblyPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Mar 18, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“requiring repair scores for digital electronic equipment”
Supports protecting libraries from ICE enforcement.
Assemblymember Robert Carroll Calls for Libraries to be Protected from ICEPublic statement · New York State Assembly · Feb 13, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“Calls for Libraries to be Protected from ICE”
Supports a New York City-Lake Placid Winter Olympics bid.
Carroll: A New York Winter Olympics Will Bring the World to Upstate and DownstatePublic statement · New York State Assembly · May 25, 2026 · nyassembly.gov
“A New York Winter Olympics Will Bring the World to Upstate and Downstate”
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