2026 New York General Election

David W. Wright

David currently works as an adjunct professor at Nassau Community College. He previously worked as a Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci at the Appellate Division, an Associate Court Attorney in Nassau Supreme Court, and a Principal Law Clerk to Justice Sandra J. Feuerstein at the Appellate Division; practiced privately; and worked as a Court Attorney at the Appellate Division, Second Department.

- Has served as a Nassau County District Court judge since 2021.
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David W. Wright is a lifelong resident of Bayville. He earned a Bachelor of Science in marketing from St. John’s University and a law degree from Touro Law Center.

David W. Wright is an adjunct professor at Nassau Community College. He previously worked as a Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci at the Appellate Division, Second Department; an Associate Court Attorney in Nassau Supreme Court; a Principal Law Clerk to Justice Sandra J. Feuerstein; a Court Attorney at the Appellate Division, Second Department; and in private practice.

David has served as a Nassau County District Court Judge since 2021. He previously served as Associate Village Justice in Bayville from 2001 to 2012 and as a Bayville village trustee from 2018 to 2020.

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David W. Wright is an adjunct professor at Nassau Community College. He previously served as Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci, an Associate Court Attorney in Nassau Supreme Court, and a Principal Law Clerk to Justice Sandra J. Feuerstein; he also worked as a Court Attorney at the Appellate Division, Second Department, and in private practice.

JUDGE WRIGHT

The Honorable David W. Wright, a lifelong resident of Bayville, has been a Nassau County District Court Judge since 2021. He earned a B.S. in Marketing from St. John’s University and his J.D. cum laude from Touro Law Center.

Judge Wright

The Honorable David W. Wright, a lifelong resident of Bayville, has been a Nassau County District Court Judge since 2021. He earned a B.S. in Marketing from St. John’s University and his J.D. cum laude from Touro Law Center. He began his legal career as a Court Attorney at the Appellate Division, Second Department, in Brooklyn, NY, the second highest court in the State 1992-1995, worked briefly in private practice before returning to the Appellate Division as Principal Law Clerk to Justice Sandra J. Feuerstein, from 1996-2003, then worked as an Associate Court Attorney in Nassau Supreme Court 2004-2016, before returning once again to the Appellate Division, this time as Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci 2017-2020.

He began his legal career as a Court Attorney at the Appellate Division, Second Department, in Brooklyn, NY, the second highest court in the State 1992-1995, worked briefly in private practice before returning to the Appellate Division as Principal Law Clerk to Justice Sandra J. Feuerstein, from 1996-2003, then worked as an Associate Court Attorney in Nassau Supreme Court 2004-2016, before returning once again to the Appellate Division, this time as Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci 2017-2020. He was Associate Village Justice in Bayville 2001-2012 and a Village Trustee and Deputy Village Mayor 2018-2020.

before returning once again to the Appellate Division, this time as Senior Principal Law Clerk to Justice Angela G. Iannacci 2017-2020. He was Associate Village Justice in Bayville 2001-2012 and a Village Trustee and Deputy Village Mayor 2018-2020.

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He was Associate Village Justice in Bayville 2001-2012 and a Village Trustee and Deputy Village Mayor 2018-2020. He is also an adjunct professor at Nassau Community College, where he teaches courses in Business Law, Legal Research and Writing, Litigation, Torts, and Business Organizations.

Nassau District Court Judge, District 4

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