MaryJane Shimsky (House District 92)

MaryJane Shimsky is a Democrat representing New York's 92nd Assembly District in Westchester County since January 2023, covering most of the towns of Greenburgh and Mount Pleasant, and a portion of northwest Yonkers. She defeated incumbent Thomas Abinanti in the 2022 election and won re-election as the Democratic incumbent.

Notable achievements include enacting legislation to expand food donation and scraps recycling programs, provide tax relief for homeowners affected by extreme weather, expand e-filing to all lower courts, inform taxpayers about school tax installments, ensure special act schools' operations, and improve drug overdose responses at nightlife venues. She secured $100 million in additional road and bridge funding in the state budget and over $7.19 million for District 92, including repairs to bridges in Dobbs Ferry and Tarrytown, science labs at Woodlands High School, and support for nonprofits. She serves on committees including Corporations, Authorities, and Commissions; Governmental Operations; Judiciary; Local Governments; Tourism, Parks, Arts, and Sports Development; and Transportation.

Education and Political Experience

Prior to her Assembly role, Shimsky's professional background includes public service in Westchester County, though specific education details are not detailed in available records. This marks her tenure as a state legislator following her 2022 election victory.