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Find your district leader

Every Brooklyn block elects two Republican district leaders — one male seat, one female seat — to the Kings County Republican Committee. Enter your street address and see who represents yours.

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What is a district leader?

District leaders are the grassroots elected officials of New York's county parties: each Assembly District elects a male and a female district leader who sit on the county committee, judge primary candidates, and decide how the party organizes on your block. They are your most direct line into the party — and most Brooklyn residents have never been told who theirs are.

This tool covers the Kings County (Brooklyn) roster, Assembly Districts 41–60 and 64, as published by the county committee on September 10, 2026.

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