2011-E135

Election and seating of Thomas J. Kirwan as member of the assembly; 100th A.D.

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2011-E135


ASSEMBLY RESOLUTION in relation to the election and seating of Thomas J.
Kirwan as a Member of Assembly from the 100th Assembly District

WHEREAS, There is a vacancy existing in the membership of this House,
which was filled at the election held on November 2, 2010; and
WHEREAS, The final official canvass of the votes cast at said election
and certification thereof of the person elected thereat, cannot be made
at this time; and
WHEREAS, The New York State Board of Elections has advised that the
votes cast for the Office of Member of Assembly in the 100th Assembly
District shown by its canvass were respectively as follows: Thomas J.
Kirwan, Republican, Independent and Conservative, fifteen thousand
eighty-four and Frank K. Skartados, Democrat and Working Families,
fifteen thousand sixty-nine; and
WHEREAS, It appears that the results of the votes cast in said Assem-
bly District cannot be affected by the final official canvass of such
votes; and
WHEREAS, Thomas J. Kirwan has duly taken an oath of office as Member
of Assembly; now, therefore, be it
RESOLVED, That Thomas J. Kirwan, Republican, Independent and Conserva-
tive, is duly elected and qualified as Member of Assembly for his
respective district and that he be seated in this House as such Member.

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  • 28 / Feb / 2011
    • ADOPTED

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