State hub · 119th Congress
New York in Congress
New York is represented by 2 U.S. senators and 26 U.S. representatives. See who they are, what they have written, and where federal project money was directed.
Data as of Oct 24, 2026 · Sources: Congress.gov, House Clerk, Senate.gov, appropriations committee tables
New York’s delegation
Click any member for their full record
Counts are bills each member introduced as lead sponsor in the 119th Congress (ceremonial bills not counted), from PORKER’s bill records as of Oct 24, 2026. Each name opens that member’s full dossier.
Federal figures for the whole state
Two federal agencies’ published figures for New York. They are shown as published. They are not a ranking and not a score.
Evidence
- Publisher
- U.S. Social Security Administration, Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics, “Congressional Statistics, 2025”
- Table / row
- Table 1; sheet 'NY - OASDI', row 5
- Data as of
- December 2025; released April 2026
- Licence
- CC0 1.0, per the Data.gov record (id US-GOV-SSA-3372; record modified April 27, 2026)
- Retrieved by PORKER
- October 16, 2026
- Full file
- cong_stats25.xlsx ↗
- File SHA-256
7d31378275e2801fafd143bb96877c3407261b24767b935661ab5f915f2fe87f
Evidence
- Publisher
- U.S. Social Security Administration, Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics, “Congressional Statistics, 2025”
- Table / row
- Table 2; sheet 'NY - SSI', row 6
- Data as of
- December 2025; released April 2026
- Licence
- CC0 1.0, per the Data.gov record (id US-GOV-SSA-3372; record modified April 27, 2026)
- Retrieved by PORKER
- October 16, 2026
- Full file
- cong_stats25.xlsx ↗
- File SHA-256
7d31378275e2801fafd143bb96877c3407261b24767b935661ab5f915f2fe87f
Evidence
- Publisher
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics
- File
- GDX_FY25.xlsx, sheet "State Direct Exp", sheet 'State Direct Exp', row 36, FIPS 36
- Prepared
- September 2026 (per the file’s data guide)
- Boundaries
- 119th Congress districts
- Licence
- U.S. government work; no licence statement found on the VA page
- Retrieved by PORKER
- October 16, 2026
- File SHA-256
1cf95d35c842b0064eacb3055db4441a775163919a3e90d21d30d4966aefaf25
Evidence
- Publisher
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics
- File
- GDX_FY25.xlsx, sheet "State Indirect Exp", sheet 'State Indirect Exp', row 36, FIPS 36
- Prepared
- September 2026 (per the file’s data guide)
- Boundaries
- 119th Congress districts
- Licence
- U.S. government work; no licence statement found on the VA page
- Retrieved by PORKER
- October 16, 2026
- File SHA-256
1cf95d35c842b0064eacb3055db4441a775163919a3e90d21d30d4966aefaf25
By district (in district order)
Read this first. Listed by district number only. There is no sort by amount and no colour scale on purpose. Districts differ in population and age, so two districts’ totals are not comparable without a per-person figure. PORKER does not show per-resident figures for these two sources yet, so it shows totals only, and districts are always listed in district-number order, never by amount.
| District | Social Security (OASDI) people | SSI people | VA direct, FY2025 | VA indirect, FY2025 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NY-1 | 178,705 | 7,035 | $228,175,866 | $301,329,221 |
| NY-2 | 156,998 | 10,769 | $125,307,797 | $218,905,521 |
| NY-3 | 164,777 | 8,902 | $122,287,285 | $112,331,382 |
| NY-4 | 154,697 | 9,258 | $108,361,706 | $105,989,233 |
| NY-5 | 127,912 | 25,820 | $80,568,805 | $166,450,915 |
| NY-6 | 131,761 | 18,267 | $68,455,765 | $63,454,563 |
| NY-7 | 85,340 | 20,605 | $84,656,128 | $85,568,133 |
| NY-8 | 126,876 | 47,345 | $61,123,550 | $148,637,742 |
| NY-9 | 109,805 | 20,587 | $59,809,627 | $93,394,287 |
| NY-10 | 101,023 | 22,518 | $88,281,758 | $84,797,638 |
| NY-11 | 139,849 | 22,107 | $105,186,437 | $115,515,697 |
| NY-12 | 120,961 | 11,644 | $73,429,844 | $108,149,392 |
| NY-13 | 124,825 | 45,649 | $55,877,229 | $163,128,752 |
| NY-14 | 109,089 | 34,058 | $83,487,575 | $120,807,173 |
| NY-15 | 114,334 | 52,954 | $101,079,258 | $149,795,107 |
| NY-16 | 139,353 | 14,233 | $96,166,229 | $118,369,457 |
| NY-17 | 149,002 | 8,481 | $144,696,978 | $170,509,215 |
| NY-18 | 162,180 | 13,262 | $243,959,940 | $244,420,268 |
| NY-19 | 193,720 | 17,494 | $252,844,254 | $224,078,053 |
| NY-20 | 175,455 | 17,602 | $225,917,322 | $263,071,019 |
| NY-21 | 209,498 | 19,251 | $405,211,375 | $285,863,278 |
| NY-22 | 178,145 | 21,238 | $266,686,271 | $324,002,922 |
| NY-23 | 209,889 | 16,387 | $378,858,116 | $394,721,475 |
| NY-24 | 208,349 | 16,529 | $463,430,843 | $439,041,597 |
| NY-25 | 180,748 | 24,383 | $242,304,190 | $215,573,831 |
| NY-26 | 171,167 | 26,341 | $353,135,694 | $375,856,627 |
68 district offices are listed in the local-offices file for 28 current members from New York. They are on each member’s page.
Source records
| Source | File | Where | Published | Retrieved | SHA-256 of the file |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| U.S. Social Security Administration, Office of Research, Evaluation, and Statistics Congressional Statistics, 2025 (OASDI and SSI by congressional district) | cong_stats25.xlsx ↗ 398,838 bytes | New York fact sheet, Tables 1 and 2 | April 2026 | October 16, 2026 | 7d31378275e2801fafd143bb96877c3407261b24767b935661ab5f915f2fe87f |
| U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics Geographic Distribution of VA Expenditures (GDX), Fiscal Year 2025 | GDX_FY25.xlsx ↗ 743,379 bytes | sheets "State Direct Exp", "State Indirect Exp", "CD Direct Exp", "CD Indirect Exp" | September 2026 | October 16, 2026 | 1cf95d35c842b0064eacb3055db4441a775163919a3e90d21d30d4966aefaf25 |
PORKER keeps a copy of each file. The SHA-256 shown is the hash of that stored copy. The state page and the district pages read the same files.
Federal award obligations by district
Fiscal year 2025, obligations by place of performance. Tiles are in district order. They are not sorted by amount and every map uses the same colour on purpose.
Read this first. “Obligated” means the government committed the money in an award action (a contract, grant, payment or loan). It is not the same as money paid out, and not the same as “spending”. USAspending places each action in a district by the place of performance on the award. That is often where work is administered or goods are shipped from, not where people benefit, so district attribution is approximate and one large action can move a district’s figure a lot. These are totals for the district, not for its member of Congress, and PORKER never ranks members or districts by amount.
How much USAspending places in a district. For FY2025, nationwide, USAspending also places this share of each state-level total in a district: contracts 100%, grants 24%, direct payments 54%, all award types 54%. The rest has no district on the award record (for example, grants to a state government or payments to individuals recorded at state level). So grant and direct-payment amounts shown for a district are only part of the picture and are not comparable with contract amounts.
Pick a district
For reference, USAspending’s own state-level total for FY2025 is $262.21 billion. It is larger than the sum of the districts ($77.83 billion) because it also includes actions placed in the state but not in a district.
Evidence
- Publisher
- U.S. Department of the Treasury, USAspending.gov
- What the number is
- Sum of federal award-action obligations (contracts, grants, direct payments, loans) dated within the fiscal year (Oct 1 to Sep 30), by place of performance. USAspending field: spending_level=“transactions”, scope=“place_of_performance”.
- What it is not
- Not outlays (money paid out), not the lifetime value of awards, and a year’s net figure can be reduced by later changes that cancel earlier obligations, not spending by the district’s member, and not where the benefit lands.
- Per person
- Amount divided by the district population, both as supplied by USAspending in the same response (“per_capita”). PORKER does not re-compute it. USAspending does not state the population year.
- Geography
- NY , 119th Congress boundaries as used by USAspending. Actions with no district are not counted in any district.
- API endpoint
https://api.usaspending.gov/api/v2/search/spending_by_geography/(POST, no key needed)- Raw responses kept
- usaspending-2026-10-19.jsonl.gz (481,281 bytes)
- SHA-256 of stored file
d7292cfb33c8ddca4185e928c9fd6e2aba3642edb6d0cfdaf2a164d7e07a34bd- Retrieved
- October 19, 2026
- Sum of districts
- $77,826,714,597 over 19,835,913 people
Nominees from New York
Civilian nominations sent to the Senate, 119th Congress, that list New York as the nominee’s state.
- Christian Ehrhardt Pending
Ambassador to the Republic of Cameroon · Department of State
PN1367-3 · received September 28, 2026 · NY · Received in the Senate and referred to the Committee on Foreign Relations. on September 28, 2026 - John Peter Cronan Pending
Member of the United States Sentencing Commission · United States Sentencing Commission
PN1181-2 · received July 14, 2026 · NY · Placed on Senate Executive Calendar. Calendar No. 947. on September 24, 2026 - Robert Stebbins Pending
Deputy Chief Executive Officer of the United States International Development Finance Corporation · United States International Development Finance Corporation
PN1255-19 · received August 7, 2026 · NY · Received message of withdrawal of nomination from the President. on September 17, 2026 - Robert Stebbins Pending
General Counsel for the Department of the Treasury · Department of the Treasury
PN1273-21 · received September 14, 2026 · NY · Received in the Senate and referred to the Committee on Finance. on September 14, 2026
Evidence
- What is counted
- Civilian nominations, 119th Congress, whose first listed nominee has New York as the state on the Congress.gov record.
- Caution
- The state on a nomination record is what Congress.gov lists for the nominee. It is not always where the post is located, and ambassador nominations are for posts abroad.
Federal project money (pork)
Where it went, who askedTotals are not adjusted for population. Largest projects are shown; each project appears in the pork section of the app with the members who requested it.
Recent laws that name New York
Bills that became lawNewest 10 of 420 laws since 1987 whose title, official title or official summary names New York. The date is the day the record says the bill became public law. 1 of them are from the 119th Congress.
Other states
Same rule for every member. Both parties are always shown, and every number links to the bill or member behind it. How we calculate →