| Andrew Cuomo  AKA Andrew Mark Cuomo
Born: 6-Dec-1957
Birthplace: Queens, NY
Gender: Male
Religion: Roman Catholic
Race or Ethnicity: White
Sexual orientation: Straight
Occupation: Government
Party Affiliation: Democratic Nationality: United States
Executive summary: Governor of New York Elected Governor of New York in 2010. Previously Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Bill Clinton in the 1990s, and state Attorney General from 2007-11. Supports abortion rights, gun safety laws, opposes the death penalty. In his previous position as state Attorney General, criticized Facebook as "unsafe for children" and pressured major internet service providers until access to all "alt" usenet newsgroups was effectively censored within the state, to block access to purported child pornography on-line. Son of former New York Governor Mario Cuomo. Father: Mario Cuomo (former Governor of New York)
Mother: Matilda Raffa
Wife: Kerry Kennedy (m. 9-Jun-1990, div. 2003, three daughters)
Daughter: Cara (twin, b. 11-Jan-1995)
Daughter: Mariah (twin, b. 11-Jan-1995)
Daughter: Michaela Andrea (b. 26-Aug-1997)
Girlfriend: Sandra Lee (Food Network host, together since 2007)
High School: Archbishop Molloy High School, Queens, NY (1975)
University: BA, Fordham University (1979)
Law School: JD, Albany Law School, Albany, NY (1982)
Governor of New York (2011-)
Attorney General of New York (2007-2011)
US Secretary of Housing and Urban Development (1997-2001 under Bill Clinton)
US Official US Community Planning and Development Asst. Secy. (1993-97)
Housing Enterprise for the Less Privileged Founder (1986)
Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee
Italian Ancestry
Official Website:
http://www.andrewcuomo.com/
Author of books:
Mapping Your Community (1997, non-fiction)
Crossroads: The Future of American Politics (2003, non-fiction)
Cleanup Albany: Make It Work (2010, non-fiction)
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