New York State Senate District 15: candidates

Current seat holder: Joseph P. Addabbo Jr..

Joseph Addabbo

In the State Senate, Joe has continued to make constituent service a priority, just as he did as a representative of the 32nd New York City Council District, where he secured millions of dollars for infrastructure improvements, school technology, and senior and youth services. As a member of the Senate Bipartisan Task Force on Hurricane Sandy, Joe worked to help his community recover and rebuild from the devastating storm. As a member of the Senate, Joe is deeply concerned with the welfare of New Yorkers in all stages and walks of life.

· Official legislative page · NY State Senate Official Biography

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“I know job searching can be overwhelming, especially in today’s economy. That’s why I host this Job Fair every year—to bring together skilled candidates and local employers so people can take the next step toward stable, rewarding work.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))

“Many of our seniors work hard their whole lives, and no one should have to wonder whether money meant for them is out there. I’m proud to bring the Comptroller’s unclaimed funds resources to our senior centers so residents can check for lost money for free.” (Official legislative newsroom (nysenate.gov))

“Joe knows small businesses are the lifeblood of our communities, and that’s why he ensured thousands of local businesses received critical funding relief during the height of the COVID crisis.” (Campaign website (joeaddabboforsenate.com))

Danniel Maio

Danniel Maio earned a bachelor's degree from American University in 1984. Danniel Maio (Conservative Party, No Kings Party, Queens United Party, 4 Our Immigrants Party) is running for election to the New York State Senate to represent District 15. [source] He did not appear on the ballot for the Republican primary on June 23, 2026.

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“Who I am is not important. Who the citizens of New York City need to care and act on their concerns is.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2025))

“Audit politicians. How they spent city's money, how much time they spent on their job, how they voted/sponsored, how their constituents are satisfied with their handling/response to their concerns.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2025))

“Audit services. There should be a real time page showing out-of-order and non-working light poles, elevators, streets, city service phone numbers, websites, agencies, politician offices, etc.” (Ballotpedia Candidate Connection (2025))