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New York Congressional Delegation

New York sends 28 members to the 119th Congress: Senators Kirsten E. Gillibrand and Charles E. Schumer, and 26 Representatives in the House. Each card below links to that member's full voting record, with party loyalty and attendance computed from official roll-call data.

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U.S. Representatives

How New York Voted on Key Roll Calls

The positions of New York’s 2 senators on 14 key Senate roll calls of the 119th Congress. Each member link opens their full voting record; hover or focus a column heading for the full vote title, date, result, and tally.

Key Senate Roll Calls

Key Senate roll-call positions for the New York delegation
MemberPN851-8S.J.Res. 185H.Con.Res. 86S.J.Res. 190PN851-5PN851-6S.J.Res. 141S.J.Res. 99S.Con.Res. 33, As AmendedPN787-1H.J.Res. 140S.J.Res. 103S. 1383S. 3627
Sen. Gillibrand (D)NayYeaYeaYeaNayNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligible
Sen. Schumer (D)NayYeaYeaYeaNayNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligibleNot eligible

Positions come from the official roll-call record. A dash marks a vote the member was not eligible for. How we select key votes.

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