Politics & Government
Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO: Meet Your New Local Politicians
Predictably, Republican challengers were no match for Democratic incumbents in Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO.

BROOKLYN HEIGHTS and DUMBO, NY — It was smooth sailing for state and federal Democratic politicians running for office in Brooklyn Heights and DUMBO this election.
As has been the trend for decades, Republican challengers in the neighborhoods' State Senate and State Assembly districts were no match for Democratic incumbents. Jo Ann Simon handily defeated Republican challenger Daniel Ramos in the 52nd State Assembly District by a nearly 80-point margin. Martin Malave Dilan and Walter T. Mosley cruised through unopposed in the 18th Senate and 57th State Assembly Districts, respectively.
Daniel Squadron picked up 83.45 percent of the vote in an unopposed race in the 26th State Assembly District. Squadron serves as Chair of the Democratic Policy Group and the Codes Committee.
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NY State Supreme Court District 2 (all of Brooklyn)
- Mark I. Partnow (D)
- Leon Ruchelsman (D)
- Katherine A. Levine (D)
- Reginald A. Boddie (D)
- Peter P. Sweeney (D)
- Shawndya L. Simpson (D)
New York Civil Court (all of Brooklyn)
26th State Assembly District (Brooklyn Heights/DUMBO/Vinegar Hill/Carroll Gardens/Cobble Hill/Williamsburg/Greenpoint/Lower Manhattan)
- Winner: Daniel Squadron (D): 83.45 percent
- No challenger
52nd State Assembly District (Brooklyn Heights/DUMBO/Downtown Brooklyn/Park Slope/Gowanus/Carroll Gardens/Boerum Hill/Cobble Hill/Prospect Heights)
- Winner: Jo Anne Simon (D): 87.14 percent
- Second place: Daniel Ramos (R): 7.84 percent
Lead photo of State Assemblywoman Jo Ann Simon via NYAssembly.gov
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