Raymond F. Gallagher
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Raymond F. Gallagher was a New York state politician.
He was the third Chairman of the Erie County, New York Legislature. A Democrat, he represented Buffalo, New York and was Legislature Chairman in 1977. He later served as a New York State Senator and was the Democratic Nominee for New York State Comptroller.[1]
1982 New York State Democratic Ticket [edit]
- Governor: Mario Cuomo
- Lieutenant Governor: Alfred DelBello
- Comptroller: Raymond F. Gallagher
- Attorney General: Robert Abrams
- U.S. Senate: Daniel Patrick Moynihan
References [edit]
- ^ Spina, Matthew (April 3, 2009). "Gallagher quits Senate job after questions on pay hik". Buffalo News. Retrieved 12 March 2010.[dead link]
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| Preceded by James D. Griffin |
New York State Senate, 56th District 1978–1981 |
Succeeded by William Stachowski |
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| Preceded by Harrison J. Goldin |
Democratic Nominee for New York State Comptroller 1982 |
Succeeded by Herman Badillo |
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