U.S. House, District 2: who gets your vote?
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Patrick Halpin
Running for U.S. House · New York District 2
NationalDemocrat

Andrew R. Garbarino
U.S. House · New York District 2
NationalRepublican
Job fit
We haven't found background facts for either candidate yet.
Top issues
Ranked by what Americans say matters most (Pew, 2026)
Patrick Halpin
- Health care costs
Supports "building toward universal Medicare coverage" that protects existing coverage, lowers prescription drug prices, and breaks up healthcare monopolies driving up costs. 1 - Crime & safety
As Suffolk County Executive, worked with the police department "to strengthen public safety, negotiate a long-overdue police contract, improve officer training... and reclaim neighborhoods from crime." 1 - Immigration
Pledges to "support our police, secure our borders, combat fentanyl and human trafficking, and fix our broken immigration system with common-sense solutions." 1
No public stance found on: Cost of living & jobs, Guns
More on their website →Andrew R. Garbarino
No stated positions on file yet.
How they voted on top issues
Patrick Halpin
Nothing found for this candidate yet.
Who pays them
Patrick Halpin
Where the campaign money came from3
Checks
Patrick Halpin
No voting record to check yet
About red flags
These are Voter Choice's editorial choices, not a finding about any person. We flag: stock trading while in office, absences, money's influence in politics, and reported misuse of power or public funds. State and local items may come from local news, which can lean partisan. Take with a grain of salt. The judgment is yours.
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Sources
- halpinforcongress.com used in: Top issues
- Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04 used in: How they voted on top issues
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
- FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
- House and Senate periodic transaction reports · disclosed through 2025-08-21 used in: Checks