Kristin Richardson Jordan

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Kristin Richardson Jordan
Member of the New York City Council from the 9th district
In office January 1, 2022 –December 31, 2023

v t e Districts and members of the New York City Council
Speaker: Adrienne Adams (D) Majority Leader: Amanda Farías (D) Minority Leader: Joe Borelli (R)
1    Christopher Marte (D) 2    Carlina Rivera (D) 3    Erik Bottcher (D) 4    Keith Powers (D) 5    Julie Menin (D) 6    Gale Brewer (D) 7    Shaun Abreu (D) 8    Diana Ayala (D) 9    Yusef Salaam (D) 10    Carmen De La Rosa (D) 11    Eric Dinowitz (D) 12    Kevin Riley (D) 13    Kristy Marmorato (R) 14    Pierina Sanchez (D) 15    Oswald Feliz (D) 16    Althea Stevens (D) 17    Rafael Salamanca (D) 18    Amanda Farías (D) 19    Vickie Paladino (R) 20    Sandra Ung (D) 21    Francisco Moya (D) 22    Tiffany Cabán (D) 23    Linda Lee (D) 24    James Gennaro (D) 25    Shekar Krishnan (D) 26    Julie Won (D) 27    Nantasha Williams (D) 28    Adrienne Adams (D) 29    Lynn Schulman (D) 30    Robert Holden (D) 31    Selvena Brooks-Powers (D) 32    Joann Ariola (R) 33    Lincoln Restler (D) 34    Jennifer Gutiérrez (D) 35    Crystal Hudson (D) 36    Chi Ossé (D) 37    Sandy Nurse (D) 38    Alexa Avilés (D) 39    Shahana Hanif (D) 40    Rita Joseph (D) 41    Darlene Mealy (D) 42    Chris Banks (D) 43    Susan Zhuang (D) 44    Kalman Yeger (D) 45    Farah Louis (D) 46    Mercedes Narcisse (D) 47    Justin Brannan (D) 48    Inna Vernikov (R) 49    Kamillah Hanks (D) 50    David Carr (R) 51    Joe Borelli (R)
Democratic (45)    Republican (6) Mayor Eric Adams Public Advocate Jumaane Williams Comptroller Brad Lander