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State Assembly District 38

Incumbent: Vacant

Former assemblyman Anthony Seminerio has resigned after being indicted for influence-peddling. It is not yet certain how the seat will be filled.

Communities: Glendale, Woodhaven.

April, 2010

Two Dems join race for Mike Miller seat

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: Two would-be candidates in the race to replace former state Assemblyman Anthony Seminerio have joined forces in an attempt to oust Seminerio’s successor, Assemblyman Mike Miller (D-Woodhaven), in the September Democratic primary. Comment.

Senator lauds biz energy plan

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: State Sen. Joseph Addabbo (D-Howard Beach) and state Assemblyman Michael Miller (D-Woodhaven) joined Con Edison and small business advocates outside a Glendale flag store last week to tout the benefits of programs from utilities that help businesses lower their energy costs. Comment.

Students want free MetroCards  

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: State Sen. Joseph Addabbo (D-Howard Beach) and state Assemblyman Michael Miller (D-Glendale) joined students outside Richmond Hill High School last week to call on the MTA to keep free student MetroCards. Comments (1).

February, 2010

Seminerio gets 6-year sentence for corruption

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: A Manhattan federal judge sentenced Anthony Seminerio, a former state assemblyman from Richmond Hill, to six years in prison last Thursday for abusing his power as a lawmaker and extorting money out of hospitals, nonprofits and other groups in exchange for lobbying state officials on their behalf. Comment.

January, 2010

State Legislature introduces ethics reform bill

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: A week after Gov. David Paterson unleashed an ambitious ethics-reform agenda in his State of the State address, the state Legislature rolled out its own initiative. Comment.

Seminerio faces 14 yrs. in jail for hospital bribes

TimesLedger Newspapers
Assembly District 38: Anthony Seminerio, a 74-year-old former state assemblyman from Richmond Hill, faces up to 14 years in prison when he is sentenced Feb. 4, a federal judge said last week in a decision that accuses him of abusing his power to bully money out of hospitals, nonprofits, and other groups in exchange for lobbying state officials on their behalf. Comment.
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