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New York · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 11

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IssueNicole Malliotakis
Republican
Mike DeCillis
Democratic
Economy & jobsSupports tax relief for working Americans and middle-class families Supports corporate tax increases and working-class tax relief
HousingSupports expanding homeownership and rental opportunities for middle-class Americans Treats housing affordability as a key concern
Health careno sourced position Supports universal single-payer healthcare with no copays
ImmigrationSupports deportation of criminals and legal pathways for contributing immigrants Supports abolishing ICE and comprehensive immigration reform
Abortion & reproductive rightsVoted for Born-Alive Abortion Survivors Protection Act Supports codifying Roe v. Wade and abortion access
EducationSupports tax-free employer reimbursement for education expenses Opposes dismantling Dept. of Education; wants more funding
Climate & energySupports domestic oil and gas expansion; opposes excluding fossil fuels Supports climate action, pollution penalties, and shoreline protections
Crime & public safetyStrong law enforcement funding; supports ICE cooperation Supports reforming police practices while respecting civil rights
Taxes & budgetSupports tax cuts including expanded SALT deduction Supports raising corporate taxes and tax relief for working class
GunsTargets illegal gun purchases; protects lawful gun owners Supports universal background checks, gun licensing, and assault-weapons ban
Democracy & electionsOpposes foreign election interference; supports voter ID Supports legislative guardrails for civil rights and voting rights
Foreign policy & defenseno sourced position Supports diplomacy, reinstating USAID, and ending forever wars

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