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Alexis Weik (born September 17, 1972) is an American politician, civil servant, and businesswoman who has represented the 3rd district in the New York State Senate since 2021. A Republican, Weik had previously served as receiver of taxes for the Town of Islip from 2012 until 2020.
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To Alexis Weik, Long Island is home. In Albany, she’ll never stop standing up, speaking out and fighting for us. She’s our voice in state government, and she’s getting results. Learn More. OUR VALUES. OUR VOICE. Standing up for law enforcement, and demanding repeal of the disastrous bail laws to restore public safety.
Alexis Weik was elected on Nov. 3, 2020 to represent the Third Senate District. A lifelong resident of Suffolk County, Alexis was raised in Ronkonkoma and Oakdale, graduated from Connetquot High School and earned degrees from Dowling College and Farmingdale State College.
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Alexis Weik lives in Sayville, New York. Weik graduated from Connetquot High School. She earned degrees from Dowling College and Farmingdale State College. Weik's career experience includes owning a business.
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25 de fev. de 2021 · The New York State Senate.
Senator Alexis Weik (R-C, Sayville) was officially sworn in to office Wednesday, taking the oath of office inside the historic Senate Chamber at the State Capitol in Albany. Today also marked the opening of the two-year Senate session.
