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U.S. House, District 24: who gets your vote?

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Candidate
Alissa J. Ellman

Alissa J. Ellman

Running for U.S. House · New York District 24

NationalDemocrat

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Claudia Tenney

Claudia Tenney

U.S. House · New York District 24

NationalRepublican

Alissa J. EllmanCandidateClaudia TenneyCurrent rep

Job fit

We haven't found background facts for either candidate yet.

Top issues

Ranked by what Americans say matters most (Pew, 2026)

Alissa J. Ellman

  • Health care costs
    Will vote to protect and expand Medicaid coverage so everyone in the district has good quality, affordable healthcare. 1
  • Cost of living & jobs
    Believes in passing the PRO Act to protect workers organizing a union, end right-to-work laws, and stop abuse of the independent-contractor loophole. 1
  • Guns
    "I'm pretty pro-gun," citing growing up with guns in the country and carrying a loaded weapon while deployed; said Democrats are wrong to 'over-regulate' guns. 2

No public stance found on: Crime & safety

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Claudia Tenney

No stated positions on file yet.

How they voted on top issues

Alissa J. Ellman

Nothing found for this candidate yet.

Claudia Tenney

  • Clean water and pipes that work → Federal money for water and stricter standards (10 of 10 votes) 3
  • A home you can afford → Government helping with housing costs (6 of 6 votes) 3
  • Elections that are easy to vote in and hard to cheat → Tighter voting rules (4 of 4 votes) 3

Who pays them

Alissa J. Ellman

Where the campaign money came from4

small donorslarge donorslabor unions
small donors$77Klarge donors$81Klabor unions$14K$175K raised
$76,6364Small individual donors
$81,2544Large individual donors

Claudia Tenney

Where the campaign money came from5

small donorslarge donorscompaniesindustry associationsother politiciansOther kinds of donors
small donors$297Klarge donors$762Kcompanies$486Kindustryassociations$259Kotherpoliticians$115KOther kinds ofdonors$243K$2.3M raised
$296,7185Small individual donors
$761,7165Large individual donors

Checks

Alissa J. Ellman

No voting record to check yet

Claudia Tenney

Checks run: missed votes

Nothing raised by these checks.

Not checked yet: stock trades

Based on current data. May change in a future update.

Sources

  1. ellmanforcongress.com used in: Top issues
  2. fingerlakes1.com used in: Top issues
  3. Congress.gov roll-call votes · 2022-11-04 to 2026-11-04 used in: How they voted on top issues
  4. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money
  5. FEC · 2026 cycle used in: Money