Politics Long Island is your comprehensive, non-partisan resource for understanding local government across Nassau and Suffolk Counties.
Your Guide to Long Island Government and Politics
Welcome to Politics Long Island, your comprehensive, non-partisan resource for understanding local government across Nassau and Suffolk Counties. Whether you are a lifelong Long Islander or a new resident, navigating the complex web of overlapping government jurisdictions on Long Island can be challenging. That is where we come in.
What You Will Find Here
Politics Long Island provides detailed profiles of every elected official representing Long Island residents, from your local town council member to your United States senators. Our database includes:
- Federal Officials: Two U.S. Senators and four U.S. Representatives serving Long Island
- State Officials: Nine State Senators and 22 Assembly Members representing Long Island districts
- County Officials: Two County Executives, 37 county legislators, District Attorneys, Comptrollers, Clerks, and Sheriffs
- Town Officials: Supervisors, council members, town clerks, and other elected officials for all 13 towns and two cities in Nassau and Suffolk
- Village Officials: Mayors and trustees for major incorporated villages
Why Local Government Matters
Long Island is home to nearly 3 million people across two counties, 13 towns, 2 cities, over 100 incorporated villages, and nearly 130 school districts. The decisions made by local officials directly impact your property taxes, the quality of your schools, the safety of your neighborhoods, and the condition of your roads and parks.
Stay Informed
We provide up-to-date election information, including upcoming primary and general election dates, registration deadlines, and early voting schedules. Understanding who represents you and how to make your voice heard is the foundation of a healthy democracy.
Explore our site, find your representatives, and stay engaged with the political process that shapes life on Long Island.