Martin Connor
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Martin Connor is a New York State Senator from Brooklyn. He was first elected to the state senate in 1978. He is a Democrat.
In 1999, as Minority Leader of the State Senate, he supported a vote to abolish New York City's Commuter Tax, in an effort to win a open Senate seat in Rockland County, despite the opposition of Mayor Rudy Giuliani and other city officials.
He is currently involved in the closest primary he has been in for several years, against Ken Diamondstone, a developer of affordable housing.
[edit] External links
- Connor's response to the 2006 Candidate Questionnaire for State Senate and Assembly from the 504 Democratic Club of New York City
- Connor's NYS Senate homepage
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