U.S. House of Representatives

When I wrote and passed into law the CHIPS & Science Act, it was with bringing to the U.S. and New York cutting-edge facilities like this in mind.

Edwards Vacuum, America’s first semiconductor dry pump manufacturing facility, is open for business right here in Genesee County!

It’s a gut punch to Central New York businesses, to New York’s economy, and to American families that are being hit hard by Trump’s tariff temper tantrums.

We can’t let this nonsensical trade war with Canada, our closest trading partner and ally, continue.

Costs are skyrocketing, small businesses are being squeezed, and family farms are getting hammered because of Trump’s tariff taxes and costly trade war.

Thanks to our historic law, we’re seeing meaningful action that makes our Capital Region a better, safer place to call home. I look forward to seeing our New York communities continue to reap the benefits of this investment, and pledge to…

Productive conversations with local elected officials and the community to address their concerns must come first.

Increases in funding for HBCUs and TCCUs should not come at the expense of other critical institutions of higher education.

ED does not have the unilateral authority to reallocate these funds.

From his reckless war of choice against Iran to his trade wars with NATO partners, Donald Trump is destabilizing economies around the world and making everyone less safe.

We are glad that the Federal Railroad Administration heeded our calls and is conducting a full environmental assessment before proceeding with the Midwest Maintenance Facility Project.

While this is welcome progress, Amtrak and the developer must continue robust and transparent conversations with residents to ensure their concerns are addressed for this project to be a success.

This will provide a formal opportunity for the community to review environmental studies and provide direct input.

After hearing concerns from the community, we are glad that the Federal Railroad Administration heeded our calls and is conducting a full environmental assessment before proceeding with the Midwest Maintenance Facility Project.

On October 29, 2026, the country got a trick dressed up as a treat—and another reminder that this unserious President is more interested in impressing children with his toys than in meeting the needs of the American people.

This administration moves with urgency when the President’s taste is questioned but with none when the American people struggle with the soaring cost of living or the NTSB warns of a ‘continued and unacceptable risk to public safety.’

A serious President would be bringing costs down. This one is busy showing off his toys, putting on full display how wildly out of touch he is with the needs of the American people.

The stunt startled residents, prompted 911 calls, forced a ground stop at Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport (DCA), contributed to more than 200 flight delays and burned taxpayer dollars so President Trump could parade his toy…

Americans don’t just want a repair job. They need—they deserve—a top-to-bottom renovation.

The reality is, from utility bills to grocery bills, health care to child care, far too many Americans feel like they’re one bad day… one doctor’s appointment… one stop at the gas pump away from disaster.

Last night, Americans sent a clear message: They are sick of Donald Trump’s bullshit. They are tired of him promising one thing in the morning then going back on his word by the afternoon. They’re done with him putting his self-interest…

Americans empowered Democrats to fight for them. We must use that power to fight for a better deal that prioritizes people over profits, establishes stronger guardrails and protects states like Illinois against any future retaliation by…

After Americans issued a complete and total rejection of Donald Trump, Congress should not be rushing to pass a bill that would hand that same man even more power to put Big Oil and Big Tech over ratepayers.

It couldn’t be clearer that Americans are sick of abuses of power, sick of the sky-high cost of living and sick of business as usual.