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Patricia "Pat" A. Fahy

Currently holds the office of New York State Senate - District 46 until January 6, 2027.

Candidate for New York State Senate - District 46 in 2026 New York Primary Election.

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Patricia "Pat" A. Fahy

New York State Senate - District 46

About Patricia "Pat" A. Fahy

Professional Experience
New York State Senate, Senator - District 46 (2024 - Present)
New York State Assembly, Assemblymember - District 109 (2012 - Present)
NYS Department of Labor, Assoc Commissioner for Intergovernmental Affairs and Federal Policy (2007 - 2012)
Albany Board of Education, Board Member (2001 - 2005)
Chicago Workforce Board, Executive Director (1994 - 1997)
Degrees
Master's, University of Illinois, Public Administration, Public Policy (1985)
Bachelor's, Northern Illinois University, Political Science (1980)

Education

She is committed to unleashing the full power of student aid to build world-class public institutions of higher learning that center economic mobility and New York’s workforce needs. Learn more

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Recent Candidacies
New York State Senate - District 46 in New York Primary Election
New York State Senate - District 46 in New York General Election
New York State Assembly - District 109 in New York General Election
New York State Assembly - District 109 in New York Primary Election
New York State Assembly - District 109 in New York General Election

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