New York

How New York voted for president in 2024

Harris 55.6%Trump 43.1%

Senators

Kirsten E. Gillibrand and Charles E. Schumer voted the same way on 96% of votes.

House members (26)

New York's House members vote the same way 70% of the time on average.

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Votes with DemocratsCrosses party linesVotes with Republicans
New York's delegation in the chamber Color shows how often each member crosses party lines toward the middle on votes that divide the parties: solid blue or red means almost never, and purple means on at least 1 in 10 of those votes. Gray seats are members too new to score. How this is measured
SeatMemberVotes with own partyVotes with the PresidentBipartisan bills ledCongress pct.
NY-01
Nick LaLota Republican
92% 100% 21 51
NY-02 93% 99% 36 50
NY-03 85% 32% 43 46
NY-04
Laura Gillen Democrat
84% 35% 27 48
NY-05 98% 9% 18 20
NY-06
Grace Meng Democrat
99% 6% 10 26
NY-07 100% 4% 8 3
NY-08 99% 8% 1 8
NY-09 99% 6% 8 1
NY-10 98% 8% 15 13
NY-11 94% 98% 44 55
NY-12 100% 6% 12 6
NY-13 99% 6% 12 4
NY-14 100% 3% 5 32
NY-15 96% 11% 25 35
NY-16 97% 13% 5 22
NY-17
Michael Lawler Republican
89% 96% 150 50
NY-18
Patrick Ryan Democrat
93% 19% 16 45
NY-19
Josh Riley Democrat
89% 26% 29 47
NY-20
Paul Tonko Democrat
100% 5% 22 20
NY-21 97% 99% 16 53
NY-22 93% 20% 10 43
NY-23 98% 100% 30 62
NY-24
Claudia Tenney Republican
99% 100% 33 68
NY-25 97% 13% 22 33
NY-26 97% 12% 11 24
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