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    Senate district 05 covers Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Republican incumbent Carl Marcellino was first elected to the Senate in 1995. He sits on the Environmental Conservation; Social Services; Children and Families; Labor; Education; Banks and Finance Committees. Senator Marcellino voted in favor of the Family Health Care Decisions Act, the 30% Rent Cap legislation and the Dignity for All Students Act. He is not a supporter of the Gender Expression Non-Discrimination Act.

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