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U.S. Representative, 16th Congressional District

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Election
Nov 3, 2026

What this office does: A U.S. representative votes on federal laws and the federal budget in the U.S. House.

Covers part of Bronx County and part of Westchester County.

Joseph J. Cinquemani

Republican

Attorney · New Rochelle

The gist

  • Proposes recommissioning Indian Point for small modular reactors.
  • Proposes a Billionaire Investment Tax to benefit unions.
  • Supports local police cooperation with federal law enforcement.
  • Supports withholding congressional pay during shutdowns.
  • Proposes a three-part plan to deregulate health insurance.
More about Joseph
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  1. Proposes recommissioning Indian Point for small modular reactors.

    Issues | Cinquemani for Congress

    Campaign website · Cinquemani for Congress · cinquemaniforcongress.com

    “Recommission the Indian Point Energy Center for SMR”
  2. Proposes a Billionaire Investment Tax to benefit unions.

    Issues | Cinquemani for Congress

    Campaign website · Cinquemani for Congress · cinquemaniforcongress.com

    “Billionaire Investment Tax – A BIT for Unions”
  3. Supports local police cooperation with federal law enforcement.

    Issues | Cinquemani for Congress

    Campaign website · Cinquemani for Congress · cinquemaniforcongress.com

    “State & local law enforcement to cooperate with federal law officers”
  4. Supports withholding congressional pay during shutdowns.

    Issues | Cinquemani for Congress

    Campaign website · Cinquemani for Congress · cinquemaniforcongress.com

    “H.R. 1973 – No Pay for Congress During Default of Shutdown Act”
  5. Proposes a three-part plan to deregulate health insurance.

    Issues | Cinquemani for Congress

    Campaign website · Cinquemani for Congress · cinquemaniforcongress.com

    “A 3-part healthcare insurance solution: Inform – Expand – Deregulate”
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George S. LatimerOfficial portrait — U.S. House of Representatives

George S. Latimer

DemocraticIncumbent

U.S. Representative

The gist

  • Supports an assault weapons ban and universal background checks.
  • Supports extreme risk protection orders.
  • Supports passing a Green New Deal.
  • Supports faster work permits and a path to citizenship.
  • Opposes privatizing Medicare and Social Security.
  • Supports aid to Ukraine and a two-state solution.
More about George
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  1. Supports an assault weapons ban and universal background checks.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “advocating for common-sense gun reform including an assault weapons ban and universal background checks”
  2. Supports extreme risk protection orders.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “George will also support the implementation of Extreme Risk Protection Orders (ERPOs)”
  3. Supports passing a Green New Deal.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “he will support passing a Green New Deal”
  4. Supports faster work permits and a path to citizenship.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “George will prioritize accelerating work permits for immigrants to contribute to our economy while creating a fair and accessible path to citizenship.”
  5. Opposes privatizing Medicare and Social Security.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “He will oppose any attempts to privatize or reimagine these essential programs”
  6. Supports aid to Ukraine and a two-state solution.

    Priorities - George Latimer for Congress

    Campaign website · George Latimer for Congress · latimerforny.com

    “George stands with Ukraine, and will advocate for more aid … will advocate for a two-state solution”

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