15 Facts About Chris Burdick

Christopher W Burdick is an American politician and attorney, currently serving as a member of the New York State Assembly, representing the 93rd district.

Chris Burdick later obtained a master's degree in international studies from the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

Finally, Chris Burdick earned a Juris Doctor from Seton Hall Law School, in Newark, New Jersey.

Chris Burdick had previously been a legislative aid to New Jersey State Assemblymember Andrew Maguire.

Chris Burdick was first elected to public office in 2007, when he won a seat on the Bedford Town Board, running as a Democrat.

Chris Burdick was re-elected to his position on the town board in 2011.

In 2013, Chris Burdick was elected as the Bedford Town Supervisor.

Chris Burdick won the Democratic primary for the 93rd Assembly race, and went on to win in the General election, defeating Republican candidate John Nuculovic.

Chris Burdick took office as a member of the New York State Assembly on January 1,2021, leaving his position as Bedford Town Supervisor to Bedford Town Board Member and Deputy Supervisor MaryAnn Carr.

In 2022, Chris Burdick faced a challenge from Gary Lipson, a local attorney based out of White Plains, but won reelection with more than 63 per cent of the vote.

Chris Burdick's campaign focused on protecting abortion rights in New York State and environmental policy.

Chris Burdick is a member of the New York State Assembly committees on Correction, Environmental Conservation, Housing, People with Disabilities, Veterans' Affairs and Banks.

Chris Burdick is Chair of the New York State Assembly Subcommittee on Employment Opportunities for People with Disabilities.

Chris Burdick served as Vice Chairman of the Northern Westchester Watershed Committee, an organ within the Westchester County government.

Chris Burdick has lived in Bedford since he moved from New Jersey in 1992.