New York State Assembly District 2

Current seat holder: Jodi Giglio.

Michael Szika

Michael Szika Szika is on the ballot in the general election on November 3, 2026. The Democratic primary for this office on June 23, 2026, was canceled.

Jodi Giglio

Assemblywoman Jodi Giglio is serving her third term in the New York State Assembly, representing the North Fork of Long Island, portions of the Town of Brookhaven, and the towns of Riverhead and Southold with dedication and purpose. As Vice-Chair of the Minority Conference and Ranking Minority Member of the People with Disabilities Committee , she plays a key role in shaping policy and giving voice to vulnerable populations. She also serves on the Agriculture, Governmental Employees, Labor, Transportation, and Ways & Means committees , where she advocates for solutions that strengthen communities across New York.

· Official legislative page · NY State Assembly Official Biography

“The 2nd Assembly District Women of Distinction event was truly inspiring. I was honored to recognize so many remarkable women whose dedication, leadership and compassion strengthen our communities every day.” (Official legislative newsroom (nyassembly.gov))
“New York is made stronger by talented, intelligent and caring women who continue to lead, serve and make a difference. It was a privilege to celebrate their achievements and contributions, and I thank each of them for what they have done for our district and beyond.” (Official legislative newsroom (nyassembly.gov))
“Child care is essential to a strong workforce and a healthy economy. When parents are forced to cut back hours or leave their jobs due to lack of care, it affects not only families but businesses and local economies as well.” (Official legislative newsroom (nyassembly.gov))

Kimberly Wilder

Independent (Voter Options)

Kimberly Wilder (Voter Options Party) is running for election to the New York State Assembly to represent District 2.

“What I'm doing is I'm trying to explore the political process, see if I can make it more fair, give voters options, and educate people about what they can do.” (South Shore Press interview (2026))