Paul Vallone

Paul Vallone

Member of the New York City Council from the 19th District
Incumbent
Assumed office January 1, 2014
Preceded by	Daniel Halloran
Personal details
Born	(1967-06-02) June 2, 1967 New York City, New York
Political party	Democratic
Spouse(s)	Anna Marie Vallone
Children	3
Alma mater	Fordham University (B.A.) St. John's University (J.D.)
Religion	Catholic
Website	Official website

Paul Vallone (born June 2, 1967) is the Council member for the 19th District of the New York City Council. He is a Democrat. The district includes Alley Pond Park, Bay Terrace, Bayside, College Point, Douglaston, East Elmhurst, Flushing, Fresh Meadows, Little Neck and Whitestone in Queens.

Life and career

An attorney, Vallone served as the managing partner for Vallone & Vallone, LLP and has been admitted to the New York and New Jersey Bar Associations since 1992.

Vallone's father is Peter Vallone, Sr., and his brother is Peter Vallone, Jr..^[1] His grandfather was Charles J. Vallone. A Vallone has served on the City Council since 1974.^[2] He and his wife live in Flushing, New York with their three children.

New York City Council

Vallone initially ran for the New York City Council in 2009, but came in third in the Democratic primary for the 19th District. In the 2013 Democratic primary election for the same seat, Vallone defeated Austin Shafran.^[2] He defeated Republican Party nominee Dennis Saffran in the general election.^[3]

Election history
Location	Year	Election	Results
NYC Council District 19	2009	Democratic Primary	√ Kevin D. Kim 30.74% Jerry M. Iannece 24.09% Paul Vallone 22.89% Steve Behar 9.82% Thomas E. Cooke 7.21% Debra Markell 5.25%
NYC Council District 19	2013	Democratic Primary	√ Paul Vallone 31.16% Austin I. Shafran 29.09% Paul Graziano 17.08% John F. Duane 12.41% Chriss Voskerichian 10.27%
NYC Council District 19	2013	General	√ Paul Vallone (D) 56.78% Dennis Saffran (R) 42.99%

References

↑ "City Council candidate Paul Vallone voted in two different Queens districts, Astoria and Flushing". NY Daily News. July 15, 2009. Retrieved November 6, 2013.
1 2 "Paul Vallone poised to continue the family tradition at City Hall". NY Daily News. September 17, 2013. Retrieved November 6, 2013.
↑ Duke, Nathan. "Vallone Wins Halloran's City Council Seat - Government - Bayside-Douglaston, NY Patch". Bayside.patch.com. Retrieved November 6, 2013.

External links

Political offices
Preceded by Daniel Halloran	New York City Council, 19th District 2014–present	Incumbent

Members of New York City Council

Speaker: Melissa Mark-Viverito (D) Majority Leader: Jimmy Van Bramer (D) Minority Leader: Steven Matteo (R)

Manhattan	1. Chin (D) 2. Mendez (D) 3. Johnson (D) 4. Garodnick (D) 5. Kallos (D) 6. Rosenthal (D) 7. Levine (D) 8. Mark-Viverito (D) 9. Dickens (D) 10. Rodríguez (D)

The Bronx	11. Cohen (D) 12. King (D) 13. Vacca (D) 14. Cabrera (D) 15. Torres (D) 16. Gibson (D) 17. Vacant 18. Palma (D)

Queens	19. Vallone (D) 20. Koo (D) 21. Ferreras (D) 22. Constantinides (D) 23. Grodenchik (D) 24. Lancman (D) 25. Dromm (D) 26. Van Bramer (D) 27. Miller (D) 28. Wills (D) 29. Koslowitz (D) 30. Crowley (D) 31. Richards (D) 32. Ulrich (R)

Brooklyn	33. Levin (D) 34. Reynoso (D) 35. Cumbo (D) 36. Cornegy (D) 37. Espinal (D) 38. Menchaca (D) 39. Lander (D) 40. Eugene (D) 41. Mealy (D) 42. Barron (D) 43. Gentile (D) 44. Greenfield (D) 45. Williams (D) 46. Maisel (D) 47. Treyger (D) 48. Deutsch (D)

Staten Island	49. Rose (D) 50. Matteo (R) 51. Borelli (R)

D = Democrat R = Republican

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