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John E. Brooks

Candidate for New York State Assembly - District 14 in 2026 New York General Election.

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John E. Brooks

About John E. Brooks

Professional Experience
New York State Senate, State Senator - District 8 (2017 - 2023)
Seaford Board of Education, Vice President
Seaford, Medford and Lindenhurst Fire Departments, Volunteer Firefighter
Long Island Hurricane Symposium Programs, Chairman
Seaford Fire Department, Chief of Department
Nassau County, Director of Risk Management
US Army National Guard
Degrees
Bachelor's, New York Institute of Technology
Associate's, State University of New York Farmingdale

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Election Information

Recent Candidacies
New York State Assembly - District 14 in New York General Election
New York State Senate - District 5 in New York General Election
New York State Senate - District 8 in New York General Election
New York State Senate - District 8 in New York 2018 General Election
New York State Senate - District 8 in New York 2018 State Primary Election

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