Glenn Nocera

Sources from 2013 to 2016 describe him as the Republican district leader for the 44th Assembly District and, from February 2016, president of the Brooklyn Tea Party; in November 2016 he became sergeant at arms of the Kings County Republican Party. He began serving as an auxiliary police sergeant at the 66th Precinct in 1995.

• Republican District Leader (Republican Male State Committeeman) for the 44th Assembly District, as of July 2013 and in 2016
• Fourth president of the Brooklyn Tea Party, from Feb. 1, 2016
• Sergeant at Arms of the Kings County Republican Party, from Nov. 4, 2016
• Brooklyn Young Republican Club president, 2011–2015, and treasurer, 2009–2011; chairman of its board of directors as of June 2015
• Auxiliary Police Sergeant at the 66th Precinct starting in 1995; a first responder after the Sept. 11, 2001 attacks; said in 2016 he had volunteered more than 25,000 hours as an auxiliary police officer
• Worked as a campus police officer at Brooklyn College, per a Brooklyn Tea Party officers page from about 2016
• B.A. in political science, Brooklyn College, 1998; started the Brooklyn College Young Republicans Club and was its president, 1995–1998
• Ran for this seat in 2016, unopposed in the Republican primary, and received 5,921 votes (14.55%) in the general election
• Earlier runs: the 48th Assembly District against Assemblyman Dov Hikind in 1998 (27% of the vote), Republican presidential delegate in the 9th Congressional District in 2000 (4,192 votes), and the 21st State Senate District against Sen. Kevin Parker in 2008
• Lived in the Kensington neighborhood in 2016
• Advanced to the general election without a primary after the June 23, 2026 Republican primary was canceled