Philip Ramos
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Philip Ramos represents the 6th District of the New York State Assembly, which includes Brentwood, New York, Bay Shore and Islip, among other communities located on Long Island.
Elected to a newly created district in 2002, Ramos previously served with the Suffolk County, New York Police Department, where he worked as a narcotics officer and detective for several years before being elected to the Assembly.
Ramos narrowly defeated attorney Phil Goglas.
[edit] External links
- Philip Ramos Official New York Assembly member website.
- Letter from Philip Ramos to the president of Suffolk County Community College
- Project Vote Smart Interest group ratings.
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| Preceded by Robert Wertz |
New York State Assembly, 6th District 2003 – present |
Incumbent |
