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New York · 2026 United States general election · November 3

U.S. House · District 24

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IssueClaudia Tenney
Republican / Conservative
Alissa J. Ellman
Democratic / Working Families
Economy & jobsFocuses on lowering energy costs and reducing tax burden on families and small businesses Prioritizes lowering energy costs and supports labor protections
HousingSupports tax incentives to expand rental and affordable housing supply Supports expanding affordable housing programs and federal incentives
Health careno sourced position Supports expanding Medicare and protecting Medicaid coverage
ImmigrationSupports strict border security and limiting illegal immigration Supports inclusive immigration policy with CBP guardrails
Abortion & reproductive rightsStrongly opposes abortion; cosponsored multiple anti-abortion bills Supports a woman's right to choose and reproductive freedom
Educationno sourced position Supports extending public education to age 2 and vocational training
Climate & energySupports domestic energy expansion alongside environmental protection Supports renewable energy investment and clean power grid
Crime & public safetyStrong supporter of law enforcement and police-federal cooperation no sourced position
Taxes & budgetno sourced position Supports expanding Low-Income Housing Tax Credit
GunsOpposes firearm restrictions; supports Second Amendment rights broadly Supports gun reform shaped with gun owners' input
Democracy & electionsSupports voter ID and proof-of-citizenship requirements for elections Supports restoring congressional power and rule of law
Foreign policy & defense'America First' foreign policy focused on confronting China Opposes U.S. funding of Israeli war actions; supports Ukraine and NATO

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