Michael lives in Merrick with his wife, Alison, and their two children.

District 12 - Michael Giangregorio | Nassau County, NY

Active in civic and faith communities, Michael is a member of the Giovanni Caboto Lodge #2372 (Order Sons and Daughters of Italy in America), the Knights of Columbus Father Jeremiah J. Reilly Council #6561, the Kiwanis Clubs of Merrick and Wantagh, and the Bellmore and Merrick Chambers of Commerce. He has also been deeply involved with the Boy Scouts of America (Troop 123, North Merrick), where he has held several leadership positions supporting youth development. In addition, Michael has served as a Catechist at Curé of Ars Roman Catholic Church, preparing candidates for Confirmation.

Michael J. Giangregorio lives in Merrick with his wife, Alison, and their two children. He has been involved with Boy Scouts of America Troop 123 in North Merrick and has served as a catechist at Curé of Ars Roman Catholic Church.

BIOGRAPHY:
Michael recently retired from JP Morgan Chase, where he served as a Vice President in the Corporate and Investment Bank, concluding a distinguished 40‑year career in finance. Beyond his professional accomplishments, he has devoted decades to championing the autism community through extensive volunteer work with numerous organizations.

Michael recently retired from JPMorgan Chase, where he served as a vice president in the Corporate and Investment Bank.

Elected in 2023 to represent Nassau County’s 19th Legislative District, Michael now serves the 12th District following the 2024 redistricting process. His district includes Bellmore, North Bellmore, Merrick, North Merrick, and a small part of Wantagh.

Michael currently serves as the Nassau County legislator for the 12th District. He was elected in 2023 to represent the 19th Legislative District and now serves the 12th District following redistricting in 2024.

2026 New York General Election

The record

MAKING LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE & SAFER
FROZE Nassau property taxes, making life more affordable.

He froze Nassau property taxes and stopped $150 million in tax hikes.

Michael Giangregorio for Nassau County Legislator

Since taking office, Giangregorio said, he has voted three times against raising county taxes, emphasizing that his goal is to maintain affordability while still supporting essential services. He said he believes the county can continue to deliver strong public safety and quality-of-life programs without unnecessary spending. “I was happy to be able to vote three times and not raise taxes in the county,” he said. “Holding the line as long as we can is part of our responsibility.”

Michael Giangregorio promotes fiscal, autism priorities

The 58-year-old Merrick resident says his top priority as a county legislator is ensuring that the government spends taxpayer money wisely — and that families can afford to continue living in the communities they love. A vice president at J.P. Morgan’s Corporate & Investment Bank, Giangregorio said his decades in finance have helped shape his approach to local government. “I bring a financial mindset to the Legislature,” he said. “We have to be fiscally smart and fiscally responsible. It’s about cutting waste and keeping services the same, because people have grown accustomed to them.”

Opposes county tax increases, citing a property-tax freeze and three votes against raising county taxes.

Advocates cutting waste while maintaining existing county services.

- Opposes county tax increases, citing a property-tax freeze and three votes against raising county taxes.
- Advocates cutting waste while maintaining existing county services.

Economy

Notably, his advocacy helped advance the passage of the ABLE Act in New York State, expanding financial empowerment opportunities for individuals with disabilities. A strong proponent of lifelong support, Michael continues to focus on ensuring that New York State programs are properly funded to attract and retain the dedicated staff who care for adults with autism. He also believes that public education—especially among youth—is essential to building inclusive and understanding communities.

Advocates adequate New York State funding to retain staff who care for adults with autism.

Advocates for adequate New York State funding to retain staff who care for adults with autism.

- Advocates for adequate New York State funding to retain staff who care for adults with autism.

Public Services

Oct 26, 2026
Early voting starts tomorrow across Nassau County! Cast your vote early for Legislator Michael Giangregorio, who fought tirelessly to freeze property taxes, hire more police officers to patrol our communities, stop predatory overdevelopment, and advocate for our special needs families. Find your convenient early voting site at votenassau2026.com. ###

Opposes development his campaign characterizes as “predatory overdevelopment.”

- Opposes “predatory overdevelopment.”

Housing & Urban Development

He is protecting girls by stopping men from participating in women's sports.

ADDED police, making Nassau the safest community.

He added police to the force so Nassau stays the safest community.

On the ballot

VOTE NOVEMBER 3

Added police officers to Nassau County's force.

- Added police officers to Nassau County's force.

Public Safety

As of October 26, 2026, Michael J. Giangregorio’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Michael J. Giangregorio

Wrote legislation for drivers with autism.

Elected in 2023 to represent Nassau County’s 19th Legislative District, Michael now serves the 12th District following the 2024 redistricting process. His district includes Bellmore, North Bellmore, Merrick, North Merrick, and a small part of Wantagh. Michael lives in Merrick with his wife, Alison, and their two children.

District 12 - Michael Giangregorio

Michael J. Giangregorio is married to Alison and has two children.

Michael recently retired from JP Morgan Chase, where he served as a vice president in the Corporate and Investment Bank.

Michael was elected in 2023 to represent Nassau County’s 19th Legislative District and now serves the 12th District following the 2024 redistricting process.

The record

MAKING LIFE MORE AFFORDABLE & SAFER
FROZE Nassau property taxes, making life more affordable.

He froze Nassau property taxes and stopped $150 million in tax hikes.

A VOICE for people with physical and mental challenges.

Advocates for cutting waste while maintaining county services.

Says he froze Nassau property taxes and stopped $150 million in tax hikes.

- Says he froze Nassau property taxes and stopped $150 million in tax hikes.

Advocates for state funding to recruit and retain staff who support adults with autism.

Supported accessibility improvements at county parks, including an accessible playground and communication boards for nonverbal visitors.

Supported pay increases for preschool therapists.

Hopes to establish a Nassau program reserving affordable-housing units for veterans and people with intellectual and developmental disabilities.

Plans to encourage housing development on vacant or underused sites along Sunrise Highway.

ADDED police, making Nassau the safest community.

He added police to the force so Nassau stays the safest community.

On the ballot

VOTE NOVEMBER 3

Introduced legislation establishing the Blue Envelope Program to improve emergency interactions with neurodivergent people.

Says he added police officers to the Nassau County Police Department.

- Says he added police officers to the Nassau County Police Department.

Calls for new traffic signals at identified intersections in District 12.

Supports protecting open space, reducing emissions, and expanding renewable energy.

Plans to work with the Long Island Power Authority on necessary energy infrastructure and supports green infrastructure.

Advocates for clean drinking water and works with the Long Island Commission on Aquifer Protection to safeguard aquifers.

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A VOICE for people with physical and mental challenges.

He wrote landmark legislation for drivers with autism.

BANNED men from girls' sports.