New York's September 14, 2004 Primary Election: Sportsmen's and Animal Owner's Voting Alliance (SAOVA)

HumaneUSA PAC endorsed state legislators, through September 30, 2004.

Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan)
Sen. Serphin Maltese (R-Queens)
Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Queens)

Assemblywoman Deborah Glick (D-Manhattan)
Assemblyman John McEneny (D-Albany)
Assemblyman Sheldon Silver (D-Manhattan)
Assemblyman Scott Stringer (D-Manhattan)

The above legislators received special commendation in HumaneUSA PAC/Fund for Animal's
2003-2004 Albany Legislator Report. That report also identifies major sportsmen supporters.

Heartiest praise for Sen. Nancy Larraine Hoffmann (R-Cayuga, Madison, Oneida, and Onondaga Counties), who incurred the HumaneUSA PAC's condemnation for her support of sportsmen and animal owners. Incomplete returns indicate that Sen. Hoffmann lost by 1%. Tom Dadey (R) chose to run a third party candidacy after losing his GOP primary challenge. The result seems to have been the Democrat winning.

U.S. House members voting against hunters and state game
U.S. House members voting against hunters and state game departments are shown in italics.
** Denotes professed sportsmen supporters.

New York's November 2, 2004 General Election -All incumbents except Nancy Larraine Hoffmann appear to have won-
U.S. Senate	Incumbent Chuck Schumer (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
1st District	Incumbent Tim Bishop (D) - NO! 78% Animal Extremist Voter
2nd District	Incumbent Steve Israel (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
3rd District	Incumbent Peter King (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
4th District	Incumbent Carolyn McCarthy (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
5th District	Incumbent Gary Ackerman (D) - NO! HumaneUSA PAC "Best" "Top 15" Voter
6th District	Incumbent Greg Meeks (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
7th District	Incumbent Joe Crowley (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
8th District	Incumbent Jerry Nadler (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
9th District	Incumbent Anthony Weiner (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
10th District	Incumbent Ed Towns (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
11th District	Incumbent Major Owens (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
12th District	Incumbent Nydia Velazquez (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
13th District	Incumbent Vito Fossella (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
14th District	Incumbent Carolyn Maloney (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
15th District	Incumbent Charles Rangel (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
16th District	Incumbent Jose Serrano (D) - NO! 78% Animal Extremist Voter
17th District	Incumbent Eliot Engel (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
18th District	Incumbent Nita Lowey (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
19th District	Incumbent Sue Kelly (R) - NO! 67% Animal Extremist Voter**
20th District	**Incumbent John Sweeney (D) - NO! 56% Animal Extremist Voter
21st District	**Incumbent Michael McNulty (D) - NO! 89% Animal Extremist Voter
22nd District	Incumbent Maurice Hinchey (D) - NO! HumaneUSA PAC "BEST" "Top 15" Voter
23rd District	Incumbent John McHugh (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED**
24th District	Incumbent Sherwood Boehlert (R) - NO! 78% Animal Extremist Voter**
25th District	Incumbent Jim Walsh (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
26th District	Incumbent Tom Reynolds (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED
27th District Open Seat	Brian Higgins (D) Won
28th District	Incumbent Louise Slaughter (D) - NO! 100% Animal Extremist Voter
29th District Open Seat	John "Randy" Kuhl (R) - SAOVA ENDORSED Won
HumaneUSA PAC endorsed state legislators, through September 30, 2004. Sen. Liz Krueger (D-Manhattan) Sen. Serphin Maltese (R-Queens) Sen. Frank Padavan (R-Queens) Assemblywoman Deborah Glick (D-Manhattan) Assemblyman John McEneny (D-Albany) Assemblyman Sheldon Silver (D-Manhattan) Assemblyman Scott Stringer (D-Manhattan) The above legislators received special commendation in HumaneUSA PAC/Fund for Animal's 2003-2004 Albany Legislator Report. That report also identifies major sportsmen supporters. Heartiest praise for Sen. Nancy Larraine Hoffmann (R-Cayuga, Madison, Oneida, and Onondaga Counties), who incurred the HumaneUSA PAC's condemnation for her support of sportsmen and animal owners. Incomplete returns indicate that Sen. Hoffmann lost by 1%. Tom Dadey (R) chose to run a third party candidacy after losing his GOP primary challenge. The result seems to have been the Democrat winning. U.S. House members voting against hunters and state game U.S. House members voting against hunters and state game departments are shown in italics. ** Denotes professed sportsmen supporters.