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New York
State government overview
The governor of New York is Kathy Hochul (Democratic), in office since August 2021. In Congress, New York is represented by 2 U.S. senators and 26 representatives. The New York State Legislature has a 63-seat Senate and a 150-seat Assembly. The next regular legislative election is in 2026.
Governor of New York
Kathy Hochul
Democratic · In office since August 2021
Official website →Source: National Governors Association
New York in Congress
21 Democrats, 7 Republicans
U.S. Senate
- Chuck SchumerD · Senator
- Kirsten GillibrandD · Senator
U.S. House
- Nick LaLotaR · District 1
- Andrew GarbarinoR · District 2
- Thomas SuozziD · District 3
- Laura GillenD · District 4
- Gregory MeeksD · District 5
- Grace MengD · District 6
- Nydia VelázquezD · District 7
- Hakeem JeffriesD · District 8
- Yvette ClarkeD · District 9
- Daniel GoldmanD · District 10
- Nicole MalliotakisR · District 11
- Jerry NadlerD · District 12
- Adriano EspaillatD · District 13
- Alexandria Ocasio-CortezD · District 14
- Ritchie TorresD · District 15
- George LatimerD · District 16
- Mike LawlerR · District 17
- Pat RyanD · District 18
- Josh RileyD · District 19
- Paul TonkoD · District 20
- Elise StefanikR · District 21
- John MannionD · District 22
- Nick LangworthyR · District 23
- Claudia TenneyR · District 24
- Joseph MorelleD · District 25
- Timothy KennedyD · District 26
New York State Legislature
- Senate · 63 seats · 62 members listed
- 40 Democratic, 22 Republican
- Assembly · 150 seats
- 103 Democratic, 47 Republican
19,852,366
Population
$85,974
Median income
6.4%
Unemployment
39.8
Median age
Education
High school or higher88.0%
Bachelor's or higher40.2%
Graduate or professional17.9%
Housing
Median home value$423,800
Median rent$1,621
Homeownership rate54.3%
14.0%
Poverty rate
$50,712
Per capita income
62.7%
Labor participation
Source: Census Bureau ACS 2024 (5-Year Estimates)