Orangetown's planning board unanimously halted a data center expansion near the Lake Tappan reservoir. New York then paused permits statewide. Lawler's response was a Fox Business hit about innovation and China — and he had already voted for a bill that would have banned states from writing AI rules at all.
Garbarino chairs House Homeland Security. He held the hearing, funded the cameras, and voted to give ICE three more years of money. When agents with no cameras killed a man in Houston, he asked for a briefing that wouldn't cover the shooting.
Garbarino spent 2025 pressing HHS — letters, joint statements, private conversations — to undo DOGE's cuts to the World Trade Center Health Program. On June 12, 2025, he voted to write $9.4 billion of DOGE's other cuts into permanent law. It passed by two votes.
On January 9, 2025, Malliotakis signed on to a resolution expunging the impeachment of Trump for inciting the Capitol attack. On January 21 she went on CNN and said the people who assaulted police that day 'do need to serve the time.'
Malliotakis spent five years building a bipartisan bill for a women's history museum. In March, Mary Miller amended it to bar the museum from depicting 'any biological male as a female.' The bill died 204-216. Malliotakis blamed Democrats and quit the bipartisan caucus.
The budget resolution LaLota voted for on February 25, 2025 doesn't contain the word Medicaid. It orders one committee to cut $880 billion — and 93% of that committee's spending is Medicaid. Four months later he voted for the bill that made the cuts real. 21,673 people in his district are projected to lose coverage by 2034.
The House was on track to reject Trump's $9.4 billion package of cuts. LaLota had already voted no. Johnson pulled him aside with the vote still open, and minutes later he switched to yes — 214 to 212. He wouldn't say what he got for it.
East Hampton Town and Village passed local laws saying town resources won't be used for federal civil immigration enforcement. LaLota announced he won't request community project funding for them until they reverse course — and told other towns to "choose the money instead of going broke, when [East Hampton] went woke."
On June 9, 2026, the House passed S. 2 by 214 to 212. At that margin every single Republican yes vote was the deciding vote. Here are the 187 still in their races who have report cards on this site.
