A proud Ukrainian‑American, Andrew is the immediate past president and a current Board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association, a national organization of attorneys of Ukrainian descent.

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Most important to him, he is a husband and devoted father to twin boys, who inspire his belief in building a safer and more affordable future for every family in New York.

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian American. He is the immediate past president and a current board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association. He is a husband and father to twin boys.

HON. DAVID J. GUGERTY
SUPREME COURT - NASSAU COUNTY
100 SUPREME COURT DRIVE - 4TH FLOOR
MINEOLA, NY 11501

Principal Law Clerk: Andrew Piddoubny (apiddoub@nycourts.gov)
Assistant Law Clerk: Zainab Karim (zkarim@nycourts.gov)

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Andrew Piddoubny works as a principal law clerk for Justice David J. Gugerty of the New York State Supreme Court in Nassau County.

Andrew Piddoubny - Ballotpedia

Andrew is a first-time candidate for political office.

2026 New York General Election

Affordability

Our young people, families, and seniors are being pushed out of Long Island by the rising cost of living. We tackle this crisis by expanding universal childcare so that Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as other counties, curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average, and amplifying programs that ensure seniors can stay in their homes.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave. We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties.

Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Plans to expand programs that help seniors remain in their homes.

Proposes locally supported "smart growth," including development near railroad stations focused on public transit and revitalizing underused or neglected properties.

- Plans to expand programs that help seniors remain in their homes.
- Proposes locally supported "smart growth," including development near railroad stations focused on public transit and revitalizing underused or neglected properties.

Economy

As of September 9, 2026, Andrew Piddoubny’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Plans to curb excessive insurance-company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average.

Seeks to curb "excessive insurance-company profits" that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average.

- Seeks to curb "excessive insurance-company profits" that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average.

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Strengthening Our Community

Strengthening our community starts with real and sustained investment in public safety, education, infrastructure, and the essential services our residents rely on.

Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety and essential services.

- Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety and essential services.

Public Safety

Plans to expand universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive benefits available in other counties.

Prioritizes sustained investment in education and essential services.

- Plans to expand universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive benefits available in other counties.
- Prioritizes sustained investment in education and essential services.

Education

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St. John's University School of Law

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Ukrainian American Bar Association - Member public profile

A proud Ukrainian‑American, Andrew is the immediate past president and a current Board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association, a national organization of attorneys of Ukrainian descent. Most important to him, he is a husband and devoted father to twin boys, who inspire his belief in building a safer and more affordable future for every family in New York.

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian-American. He attended St. John's University School of Law. He is married and has twin boys.

Andrew Piddoubny - Ukrainian American Bar Association

Andrew Piddoubny is a dedicated public servant, father, and community advocate running for New York State Senate. He serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court Justice in the Guardianship Part, where he works to protect some of Nassau County’s most vulnerable residents.

Andrew currently serves as a law clerk for a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave. We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties. Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Advocates increasing housing supply through "smart growth," including development near public transit and revitalizing underused properties, with local input and community support.

- Advocates increasing housing supply through "smart growth," including development near public transit and revitalizing underused properties, with local input and community support.

Calls for curbing excessive insurance company profits to address higher health insurance premiums for New Yorkers.

Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety, infrastructure, and essential services.

- Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety, infrastructure, and essential services.

Advocates expanding universal child care to ensure Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.

- Advocates expanding universal child care to ensure Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.

Most important to him, he is a husband and devoted father to twin boys, who inspire his belief in building a safer and more affordable future for every family in New York.

Andrew's Priorities
Affordability

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian American. He is a husband and father to twin boys.

Andrew serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part.

Andrew's Priorities
Affordability

Our young people, families, and seniors are being pushed out of Long Island by the rising cost of living.

We tackle this crisis by expanding universal childcare so that Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as other counties, curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average, and amplifying programs that ensure seniors can stay in their homes.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave.

We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties. Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties. Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Advocates for programs that help seniors remain in their homes.

Proposes increasing housing supply through transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalizing underused or neglected properties.

Says development should be shaped by local input and community support.

- Advocates for programs that help seniors remain in their homes.
- Proposes increasing housing supply through transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalizing underused or neglected properties.
- Says development should be shaped by local input and community support.

Advocates for curbing excessive insurance company profits that contribute to higher premiums for New Yorkers.

- Advocates for curbing excessive insurance company profits that contribute to higher premiums for New Yorkers.

Andrew's Priorities
Strengthening Our Community

Strengthening our community starts with real and sustained investment in public safety, education, infrastructure, and the essential services our residents rely on.

Supports expanding universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.

Prioritizes sustained investment in education.

- Supports expanding universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.
- Prioritizes sustained investment in education.

Andrew Piddoubny for State Senate

Andrew Piddoubny is a husband and father of twin boys.

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Andrew Piddoubny serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part. A member profile from the Ukrainian American Bar Association lists his job title as principal law clerk.

Supports programs that help seniors remain in their homes.

Proposes increasing housing supply through development near public transportation and revitalizing underused or neglected properties, with local input and community support.

- Supports programs that help seniors remain in their homes.
- Proposes increasing housing supply through development near public transportation and revitalizing underused or neglected properties, with local input and community support.

Calls for curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average.

Supports sustained investment in public safety.

- Supports sustained investment in public safety.

Supports sustained investment in education.

- Supports sustained investment in education.

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian American. He is married and has twin sons.

Andrew currently works as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part.

Andrew's Priorities
Affordability

Our young people, families, and seniors are being pushed out of Long Island by the  rising cost of living. We tackle this crisis by expanding universal childcare so that Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as other counties, curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average, and amplifying programs that ensure seniors can stay in their homes.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave.  We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties.

Addressing Our Housing Shortage

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave.  We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties.

Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Plans to expand programs intended to help seniors remain in their homes.

Calls for increasing housing supply through "smart growth," including transit-oriented development and revitalizing underused properties, with local input and community support.

- Plans to expand programs intended to help seniors remain in their homes.
- Calls for increasing housing supply through "smart growth," including transit-oriented development and revitalizing underused properties, with local input and community support.

Supports curbing excessive insurance company profits that contribute to higher premiums for New Yorkers.

Strengthening Our Community

Strengthening our community starts with real and sustained investment in public safety, education, infrastructure, and the essential services our residents rely on.

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Calls for sustained investment in public safety.

- Calls for sustained investment in public safety.

- Supports expanding universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.

A proud Ukrainian-American, Andrew is the immediate past president and a current Board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association, a national organization of attorneys of Ukrainian descent. Most important to him, he is a husband and devoted father to twin boys, who inspire his belief in building a safer and more affordable future for every family in New York.

Andrew Piddoubny is a dedicated public servant, father, and community advocate running for New York State Senate. He serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court Justice in the Guardianship Part, where he works to protect some of Nassau County’s most vulnerable residents. A proud Ukrainian-American, Andrew is the immediate past president and a current Board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association, a national organization of attorneys of Ukrainian descent.

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian-American. He is married and has twin boys.

Andrew Piddoubny serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part.

Andrew's Priorities
Affordability

Our young people, families, and seniors are being pushed out of Long Island by the rising cost of living. We tackle this crisis by expanding universal childcare so that Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as other counties, curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average, and amplifying programs that ensure seniors can stay in their homes.

Plans to expand universal childcare and strengthen programs that help seniors remain in their homes.

Proposes increasing housing supply through development near public transit and revitalization of underused properties, while incorporating local input and community support.

- Plans to expand universal childcare and strengthen programs that help seniors remain in their homes.
- Proposes increasing housing supply through development near public transit and revitalization of underused properties, while incorporating local input and community support.

Plans to curb excessive insurance company profits linked to higher premiums for New Yorkers.

Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety.

- Prioritizes sustained investment in public safety.

- Prioritizes sustained investment in education.

Andrew Piddoubny is a dedicated public servant, father, and community advocate running for New York State Senate. He serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court Justice in the Guardianship Part, where he works to protect some of Nassau County’s most vulnerable residents. A proud Ukrainian‑American, Andrew is the immediate past president and a current Board member of the Ukrainian American Bar Association, a national organization of attorneys of Ukrainian descent. Most important to him, he is a husband and devoted father to twin boys, who inspire his belief in building a safer and more affordable future for every family in New York.

Andrew Piddoubny is Ukrainian American. He is married and is the father of twin boys.

Andrew currently serves as a law clerk to a New York State Supreme Court justice in the Guardianship Part.

Our young people, families, and seniors are being pushed out of Long Island by the rising cost of living. We tackle this crisis by expanding universal childcare so that Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as other counties, curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying higher premiums than the national average, and amplifying programs that ensure seniors can stay in their homes.

Long Island has faced a housing shortage for years, driving up costs and forcing our residents to leave. We need to increase our housing supply through "smart growth" such as transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalization of underused or neglected properties. Any development must be shaped by local input and community support because the people who live here understand their neighborhoods best.

Calls for increasing housing supply through "smart growth," including transit-oriented development near railroad stations and revitalizing underused properties.

Said development must be shaped by local input and community support.

- Advocates for programs that help seniors remain in their homes.
- Said development must be shaped by local input and community support.

Advocates for curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying premiums above the national average.

- Advocates for curbing excessive insurance company profits that leave New Yorkers paying premiums above the national average.

Supports sustained investment in public safety and essential services.

- Supports sustained investment in public safety and essential services.

Advocates for expanding universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.

- Advocates for expanding universal childcare so Nassau County residents receive the same benefits as residents of other counties.
- Supports sustained investment in education.

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