NY State Assembly · District 63
Matthew Mobilia
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- Race
- NY State Assembly · District 63
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- Opponent
- Samuel Pirozzolo (R, C)
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Matthew Mobilia is a Staten Island trial attorney and former Richmond County prosecutor running as the Democratic nominee against incumbent Samuel Pirozzolo for the second consecutive election. He worked as a prosecutor and then a court attorney in Kings County Civil Court before opening his own law practice in 2022. His campaign website describes a platform built on public safety, the local economy, neighborhoods and human rights.[1][2][3]
On the ballotNY State Assembly · 63
2026-11-03
| Samuel Pirozzolo RC | incumbent |
| Matthew Mobilia D | challenger |
Advanced from the Democratic primary unopposed after it was canceled; ran unsuccessfully against Pirozzolo in 2024.
Biography
Matthew Mobilia is a Staten Island trial attorney and former Richmond County prosecutor running as the Democratic nominee against incumbent Samuel Pirozzolo for the second consecutive election. He worked as a prosecutor and then a court attorney in Kings County Civil Court before opening his own law practice in 2022. His campaign website describes a platform built on public safety, the local economy, neighborhoods and human rights.[1][2][3]
Basic profile — the most important sourced facts we found.
Mobilia was born and raised in Staten Island. He earned a B.A. in politics from Saint Anselm College and a J.D. from Albany Law School in 2015.[1] After law school he worked for four years as a prosecutor in the Richmond County District Attorney's Office under DA Michael E. McMahon, handling cases including homicides, burglaries, DWI and narcotics offenses and trying cases to verdict.[1] He then served as an Associate Court Attorney to Judge Matthew P. Blum of Kings County Civil Court, handling no-fault, commercial landlord-tenant, civil and small-claims matters.[1]
Mobilia opened The Law Office of Matthew Mobilia in 2022, a practice handling criminal defense, personal injury and real estate matters.[1] He ran for Assembly District 63 in 2024 as a Democrat and lost the general election to incumbent Samuel Pirozzolo.[3] He is the 2026 Democratic nominee, also on the Affordable & Safe Party line.[3] Describing himself as a seasoned trial lawyer and local business owner, he lists public safety, the local economy, neighborhoods and human rights as his four focus areas on his campaign website.[2]
In their own words
Priorities
- Public safety: stronger community policing, better law-enforcement training, and collaborative initiatives with community leaders.[4]
- Local economy: financial support and reduced regulation for small businesses to revitalize the local economy.[4]
- Neighborhoods: investing in local infrastructure, public services and educational initiatives.[4]
- Human and civil rights: opposing discrimination and injustice and promoting equal treatment.[4]
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Sources cited in this profile
- 1.Matthew Mobilia, Esq. · The Law Office of Matthew Mobilia PLLC Candidate's own words
- 2.Matthew Mobilia for NY State Assembly · Mobilia for New York Candidate's own words
- 3.Matthew Mobilia · Ballotpedia · 2026-10-21 Reference
- 4.Matthew Mobilia for NY State Assembly · Mobilia for New York Candidate's own words