List of members of the United States House of Representatives from New York

Lee Zeldin, current representative of New York's First Congressional Constituency

Peter T. King, current representative for New York's Second Congressional Constituency

Thomas Suozzi, current representative of New York's third congressional electoral district

Kathleen Rice, current representative of New York's fourth congressional electoral district

Gregory Meeks, current representative of New York's fifth congressional electoral district

Grace Meng, current New York Sixth Congressional Constituency Representative

Nydia Velázquez, current representative of New York's 7th Congressional electoral district

Hakeem Jeffries, current representative of New York's eighth Congressional electoral district

Yvette Clarke, current representative of New York's ninth congressional electoral district

Jerrold Nadler, current representative of New York's 10th Congressional constituency

Max Rose, current representative of New York's eleventh congressional electoral district

Carolyn B. Maloney, current Representative for New York's 12th Congressional Constituency

Adriano Espaillat, current representative of New York's 13th Congressional electoral district

Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, current representative of New York's 14th Congressional constituency

José Serrano, current representative of the 15th Congressional constituency of New York

Eliot Engel, current representative of New York's 16th Congressional constituency

Nita Lowey, current representative of New York's 17th Congressional Constituency

Sean Patrick Maloney, current Representative for New York's 18th Congressional Constituency

Antonio Delgado, current representative of New York's 19th Congressional electoral district

Paul Tonko, current representative of New York's 20th Congressional constituency

Elise Stefanik, current representative of New York's 21st Congressional constituency

Anthony Brindisi, current representative of New York's 22nd Congressional Constituency

Tom Reed, current representative for New York's 23rd Congressional District

John Katko, current representative of New York's 24th Congressional constituency

Joseph D. Morelle, current representative of New York's 25th Congressional constituency

Brian Higgins, current representative of New York's 26th Congressional constituency

This list shows all the politicians who for since 1789 the state of New York to the United States House of Representatives have listened. The former British colony was represented in the first and second Congress with six members each in the Chamber of Parliament, which was still sitting in Philadelphia at the time . After various adjustments, caused by population censuses , the number of MPs initially rose to 40; later it went back to 31.
From 1873 there was another continuous increase, with the highest level between 1933 and 1953 being reached with 45 seats. Since then, the number of deputies from New York is in the lower house of Congress declined with each census. In the last decade it was 29; after the United States Census 2010 there were two fewer seats in the 2012 elections .

The history of the electoral process is more complex in New York than in any other state. Today, as in the rest of the USA, voting is carried out separately according to constituencies . In the past, however, it was very common for individual mandates to be awarded nationwide (“at-large”). This happened in 1872 with the seat of Lyman Tremain , in 1882 with the seat of Henry Warner Slocum and from 1932 to 1942 with the seat A and B. Up to and including 1840 it was also common that individual districts had several seats.

1st constituency (since 1789)

1789-1813

From 1789 to 1813, the first constituency of New York had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched eight congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
William Floyd	1789-1791	Anti-administration
vacant
Thomas Tredwell	1791-1793	Anti-administration
John Watts	1793-1795	Pro administration
Jonathan Nicoll Havens	1795-1799	Democratic Republican
vacant
John Smith	1800-1804	Democratic Republican
vacant
Samuel Riker	1804-1805	Democratic Republican
Eliphalet Wickes	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
Samuel Riker	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Ebenezer legend	1809-1813	Democratic Republican

1813-1823

From 1813 to 1823, the first constituency of New York had two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched nine congressmen during that time:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Ebenezer legend	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
Henry Crocheron	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Tredwell Scudder	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Silas Wood	1819-1823	Democratic Republican

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Lefferts	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
George Townsend	1815-1819	Democratic Republican
Ebenezer legend	1819-1820	Democratic Republican
James Guyon Junior	1820-1821	Democratic Republican
Peter Sharpe	1821	Democratic Republican
Cadwallader D. Colden	1821-1823	federalist

Since 1823

Since 1823, the first constituency of New York again has only one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Silas Wood	1823-1829	Adams-Clay Federalist from 1825 Nationalrepublikaner
James Lent	1829-1833	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Abel Huntington	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Thomas B. Jackson	1837-1841	democrat
Charles A. Floyd	1841-1843	democrat
Selah B. Strong	1843-1845	democrat
John W. Lawrence	1845-1847	democrat
Frederick W. Lord	1847-1849	democrat
John A. King	1849-1851	Whig
John G. Floyd	1851-1853	democrat
James Maurice	1853-1855	democrat
William Valk	1855-1857	Know-nothing
John A. Searing	1857-1859	democrat
Luther C. Carter	1859-1861	republican
Edward H. Smith	1859-1863	democrat
Henry G. Stebbins	1863-1864	democrat
Dwight Townsend	1864-1865	democrat
Stephen Taber	1865-1869	democrat
Henry Augustus Reeves	1869-1871	democrat
Dwight Townsend	1871-1873	democrat
Henry Joel Scudder	1873-1875	republican
Henry B. Metcalfe	1875-1877	democrat
James W. Covert	1877-1881	democrat
Perry Belmont	1881-1889	democrat
James W. Covert	1889-1895	democrat
Richard C. McCormick	1895-1897	republican
Joseph M. Belford	1897-1899	republican
Townsend Scudder	1899-1901	democrat
Frederic Storm	1901-1903	republican
Townsend Scudder	1903-1905	democrat
William W. Cocks	1905-1911	republican
Martin W. Littleton	1911-1913	democrat
Lathrop Brown	1913-1915	democrat
Frederick C. Hicks	1915-1923	republican
Robert L. Bacon	1923-1938	republican
vacant
Leonard W. Hall	1939-1945	republican
Edgar A. Sharp	1945-1947	republican
William K. Macy	1947-1951	republican
Ernest Greenwood	1951-1953	democrat
Stuyvesant Wainwright	1953-1961	republican
Otis G. Pike	1961-1979	democrat
William Carney	1979-1987	republican
George J. Hochbrueckner	1987-1995	democrat
Michael P. Forbes	1995-2001	Republican since 1999 Democrat
Felix J. Grucci	2001-2003	republican
Timothy H. Bishop	2003-2015	democrat
Lee M. Zeldin	since 2015	republican

2nd constituency (since 1789)

1789-1809

From 1789 to 1809, the second constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched six congressmen during that period. In addition, the second and third constituencies jointly elected two MPs between 1805 and 1809.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Laurance	1789-1793	Pro administration
Thomas Tredwell	1793-1795	Anti-administration
Edward Livingston	1795-1801	Democratic Republican
Samuel L. Mitchill	1801-1803	Democratic Republican
Joshua Sands	1803-1805	federalist
Gurdon S. Mumford	1805-1809	Democratic Republican

1809-1823

From 1809 to 1823, the second electoral district of New York had two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched eleven congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Gurdon S. Mumford	1809-1811	Democratic Republican
William Paulding Junior	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Egbert Benson	1813	federalist
vacant
William Irving	1814-1819	Democratic Republican
Henry Meigs	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Churchill C. Cambreleng	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
William Denning	1809-1810	Democratic Republican
vacant
Samuel L. Mitchill	1810-1813	Democratic Republican
Jotham Post junior	1813-1815	federalist
Peter H. Wendover	1815-1821	Democratic Republican
John J. Morgan	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Since 1823

Since 1823, the second electoral district of New York again has only one representative per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Jacob Tyson	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Joshua Sands	1825-1827	National Republicans
John J. Wood	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Jacob Crocheron	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
John T. Bergen	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Isaac B. Van Houten	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Samuel Barton	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Abraham Vanderveer	1837-1839	democrat
James De La Montanya	1839-1841	democrat
Joseph Egbert	1841-1843	democrat
Henry C. Murphy	1843-1845	democrat
Henry J. Seaman	1845-1847	Know-nothing
Henry C. Murphy	1847-1849	democrat
David A. Bokee	1849-1851	Whig
Obadiah Bowne	1851-1853	Whig
Thomas W. Cumming	1853-1855	democrat
James ST Stranahan	1855-1857	opposition
George Taylor	1857-1859	democrat
James Humphrey	1859-1861	republican
Moses F. Odell	1861-1863	democrat
Martin veal	1863-1865	democrat
Teunis G. Bergen	1865-1867	democrat
Demas Barnes	1867-1869	democrat
John G. Schumaker	1869-1871	democrat
Thomas Kinsella	1871-1873	democrat
John G. Schumaker	1873-1877	democrat
William D. Veeder	1877-1879	democrat
Daniel O'Reilly	1879-1881	democrat
William E. Robinson	1881-1885	democrat
Felix Campbell	1885-1891	democrat
David A. Boody	1891	democrat
vacant
Alfred C. Chapin	1891-1892	democrat
vacant
John M. Clancy	1893-1895	democrat
Denis M. Hurley	1895-1899	republican
John J. Fitzgerald	1899-1903	democrat
George H. Lindsay	1903-1913	democrat
Denis O'Leary	1913-1914	democrat
vacant
Charles P. Caldwell	1915-1921	democrat
John J. Kindred	1921-1929	democrat
William F. Brunner	1929-1935	democrat
vacant
William B. Barry	1935-1945	democrat
Leonard W. Hall	1945–1952	republican
vacant
Steven B. Derounian	1953-1963	republican
James R. Grover Junior	1963-1975	republican
Thomas J. Downey	1975-1993	democrat
Enrico A. Lazio	1993-2001	republican
Steven J. Israel	2001-2013	democrat
Peter T. King	since 2013	republican

3rd constituency (since 1789)

1789-1823

From 1789 to 1823, the third constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched ten congressmen during that period. In addition, the second and third constituencies jointly elected two MPs between 1805 and 1809.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Egbert Benson	1789-1793	Pro administration
Philip Van Cortlandt	1793-1803	Anti-administration
Samuel L. Mitchill	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
George Clinton Junior	1805-1809	Democratic Republican
Jonathan Fisk	1809-1811	Democratic Republican
Pierre Van Cortlandt junior	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Peter Denoyelles	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
Jonathan Ward	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Caleb Tompkins	1817-1821	Democratic Republican
Jeremiah H. Pierson	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

1823-1843

From 1823 to 1843, the third electoral district of New York had three MPs and from 1833 to 1843 four MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched 18 congressmen during that time:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Churchill C. Cambreleng	1823-1839	Crawford faction from 1825 Jacksonian faction from 1837 Democrat
Moses H. Grinnell	1839-1841	Whig
Charles G. Ferris	1841-1843	democrat

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
John J. Morgan	1823-1825	Jacksonian faction
Jeromus Johnson	1825-1829	Jacksonian faction
Campbell P. White	1829-1835	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Gideon Lee	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Edward Curtis	1837-1841	Whig
Fernando Wood	1841-1843	democrat

Seat 3
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Peter Sharpe	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Federalist
Gulian C. Verplanck	1825-1833	Jacksonian faction
Cornelius Van Wyck Lawrence	1833-1834	Jacksonian faction
vacant
John J. Morgan	1834-1835	Jacksonian faction
John McKeon	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Josiah O. Hoffman	1837-1841	Whig
John McKeon	1841-1843	Jacksonian faction

Seat 4
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Dudley Selden	1833-1834	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Charles G. Ferris	1834-1835	Jacksonian faction
Ely Moore	1835-1839	Jacksonian faction Democrat from 1837
James Monroe	1839-1841	Whig
James I. Roosevelt	1841-1843	democrat

Since 1843

Since 1843, the third electoral district of New York again has only one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Jonas P. Phoenix	1843-1845	Whig
William S. Miller	1845-1847	Know-nothing
Henry Nicoll	1847-1849	democrat
Jonas P. Phoenix	1849-1851	Whig
Emanuel Bernard Hart	1851-1853	democrat
Hiram Walbridge	1853-1855	democrat
Guy R. Pelton	1855-1857	opposition
Daniel E. Sickles	1857-1861	democrat
Benjamin Wood	1861-1863	democrat
Moses F. Odell	1863-1865	democrat
James Humphrey	1865-1866	republican
vacant
John W. Hunter	1866-1867	democrat
William E. Robinson	1867-1869	democrat
Henry W. Slocum	1869-1873	democrat
Stewart L. Woodford	1873-1874	republican
vacant
Simeon B. Chittenden	1874-1881	Republican between 1874 and 1877 Independent Republican
John H. Smith	1881-1883	Independently
Darwin R. James	1883-1887	republican
Stephen V. White	1887-1889	republican
William C. Wallace	1889-1891	republican
William J. Coombs	1891-1893	democrat
Joseph C. Hendrix	1893-1895	democrat
Francis H. Wilson	1895-1897	republican
vacant
Edmund H. Driggs	1897-1901	democrat
Henry Bristow	1901-1903	republican
Charles T. Dunwell	1903-1908	republican
vacant
Otto G. Foelker	1908-1911	republican
James P. Maher	1911-1913	democrat
Frank E. Wilson	1913-1915	democrat
Joseph V. Flynn	1915-1919	democrat
John MacCrate	1919-1920	republican
vacant
John Kissel	1921-1923	republican
George W. Lindsay	1923-1935	democrat
Joseph L. Pfeifer	1935-1945	democrat
Henry J. Latham	1945-1953	republican
Frank J. Becker	1953-1963	republican
Steven B. Derounian	1963-1965	republican
Lester L. Wolff	1965-1973	democrat
Angelo D. Roncallo	1973-1975	republican
Jerome A. Ambro	1975-1981	democrat
Gregory W. Carman	1981-1983	republican
Robert J. Mrazek	1983-1993	democrat
Peter T. King	1993-2013	republican
Steven J. Israel	2013-2017	democrat
Thomas Richard Suozzi	since 2017	democrat

4th constituency (since 1789)

Since 1789, the fourth electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Hathorn	1789-1791	Anti-administration
Cornelius Corneliusen Schoonmaker	1791-1793	Anti-administration
Peter Van Gaasbeck	1793-1795	Pro administration
John Hathorn	1795-1797	Democratic Republican
Lucas Conrad Elmendorf	1797-1803	Democratic Republican
Philip Van Cortlandt	1803-1809	Democratic Republican
James Emott	1809-1813	federalist
Thomas Jackson Oakley	1813-1815	federalist
Abraham Henry Schenck	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
James Tallmadge	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Randall S. Street	1819-1821	federalist
William William Van Wyck	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
Joel Frost	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Aaron Ward	1825-1829	National Republicans
Henry Booth Cowles	1829-1831	National Republicans
Aaron Ward	1831-1837	Jacksonian faction
Governor Kemble	1837-1841	democrat
Aaron Ward	1841-1843	democrat
William Brown Maclay	1843-1849	democrat
Walter Underhill	1849-1851	Whig
John Henry Hobart Haws	1851-1853	Whig
Michael Walsh	1853-1855	democrat
John Kelly	1855-1858	democrat
vacant
Thomas Jefferson Barr	1859-1861	Independent democrat
James Kerrigan	1861-1863	Independent democrat
Benjamin Wood	1863-1865	democrat
Morgan Jones	1865-1867	democrat
John Fox	1867-1871	democrat
Robert Barnwell Roosevelt	1871-1873	democrat
Philip Schuyler Crooke	1873-1875	republican
Archibald Meserole Bliss	1875-1883	democrat
Felix Campbell	1883-1885	democrat
Peter Paul Mahoney	1885-1889	democrat
John Michael Clancy	1889-1893	democrat
William Jerome Coombs	1893-1895	democrat
Israel Frederick Fischer	1895-1899	republican
Bertram Tracy Clayton	1899-1901	democrat
Harry Alfred Hanbury	1901-1903	republican
Frank Eugene Wilson	1903-1905	democrat
Charles Blakeslee Law	1905-1911	republican
Frank Eugene Wilson	1911-1913	democrat
Harry Howard Dale	1913-1919	democrat
Thomas Henry Cullen	1919-1944	democrat
vacant
John James Rooney	1944-1945	democrat
William Bernard Barry	1945-1946	democrat
vacant
Gregory McMahon	1947-1949	republican
Louis Gary Clemente	1949-1953	democrat
Henry Jepson Latham	1953-1958	republican
vacant
Seymour Halpern	1959-1963	republican
John Waldemar Wydler	1963-1973	republican
Norman Frederick Lent	1973-1993	republican
David A. Levy	1993-1995	republican
Daniel Frisa	1995-1997	republican
Carolyn McCarthy	1997-2015	democrat
Kathleen Maura Rice	since 2015	democrat

5th constituency (since 1789)

Since 1789, the fifth electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Peter New Years Eve	1789-1793	Pro administration
Theodorus Bailey	1793-1797	Anti-administration
David Brooks	1797-1799	federalist
Theodorus Bailey	1799-1801	Democratic Republican
vacant
Theodorus Bailey	1801-1803	Democratic Republican
Andrew McCord	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
John Blake Junior	1805-1809	Democratic Republican
Barent gardener	1809-1811	federalist
Thomas B. Cooke	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Thomas P. Grosvenor	1813-1817	federalist
Philip J. Schuyler	1817-1819	federalist
James Strong	1819-1821	federalist
Walter Patterson	1821-1823	federalist
William W. Van Wyck	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Federalist
Bartow White	1825-1827	National Republicans
Thomas J. Oakley	1827-1828	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Thomas Taber II.	1828-1829	Jacksonian faction
Abraham Bockee	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Edmund Henry Pendleton	1831-1833	National Republicans
Abraham Bockee	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Obadiah Titus	1837-1839	democrat
Charles Johnston	1839-1841	Whig
Richard D. Davis	1841-1843	democrat
Moses G. Leonard	1843-1845	democrat
Thomas M. Woodruff	1845-1847	Know-nothing
Frederick A. Tallmadge	1847-1849	Whig
George Briggs	1849-1853	Whig
William M. Tweed	1853-1855	democrat
Thomas R. Whitney	1855-1857	Know-nothing
William B. Maclay	1857-1861	democrat
William Wall	1861-1863	republican
Fernando Wood	1863-1865	democrat
Nelson Taylor	1865-1867	democrat
John Morrissey	1867-1871	democrat
William R. Roberts	1871-1875	democrat
Edwin R. Meade	1875-1877	democrat
Nicholas Muller	1877-1881	democrat
Benjamin Wood	1881-1883	democrat
Nicholas Muller	1883-1885	democrat
Archibald M. Bliss	1885-1889	democrat
Thomas F. Magner	1889-1893	democrat
John H. Graham	1893-1895	democrat
Charles G. Bennett	1895-1899	republican
Frank E. Wilson	1899-1903	democrat
Edward M. Bassett	1903-1905	democrat
George E. Waldo	1905-1909	republican
Richard Young	1909-1911	republican
William C. Redfield	1911-1913	democrat
James P. Maher	1913-1919	democrat
John B. Johnston	1919-1921	democrat
Ardolph L. Kline	1921-1923	republican
Loring M. Black, Jr.	1923-1935	democrat
Marcellus H. Evans	1935-1941	democrat
James J. Heffernan	1941-1945	democrat
James A. Roe	1945-1947	democrat
Robert T. Ross	1947-1949	republican
Thomas Vincent Quinn	1949-1951	democrat
vacant
Robert T. Ross	1952-1953	republican
Albert H. Bosch	1953-1960	republican
vacant
Joseph P. Addabbo	1961-1963	democrat
Frank J. Becker	1963-1965	republican
Herbert Tenzer	1965-1969	democrat
Allard K. Lowenstein	1969-1971	democrat
Norman F. Lent	1971-1973	Republican ( Conservative )
John W. Wydler	1973-1981	republican
Raymond J. McGrath	1981-1993	republican
Gary L. Ackerman	1993-2013	democrat
Gregory W. Meeks	since 2013	democrat

6th constituency (since 1789)

1789-1809

From 1789 to 1809, the sixth constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched eight congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Jeremiah Van Rensselaer	1789-1791	Anti-administration
James Gordon	1791-1793	Pro administration
Ezekiel Gilbert	1793-1797	Pro-administration federalist from 1795
Hezekiah L. Hosmer	1797-1799	federalist
John Bird	1799-1801	federalist
vacant
John P. Van Ness	1801-1803	Democratic Republican
Isaac Bloom	1803-1805	independent
Daniel C. Verplanck	1805-1809	Democratic Republican

1809-1813

From 1809 to 1813, the sixth constituency of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched four congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Herman Knickerbocker	1809-1811	federalist
Asa Fitch	1811-1813	federalist

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Robert Le Roy Livingston	1809-1812	federalist
vacant
Thomas P. Grosvenor	1813	federalist

Since 1813

Since 1813, the sixth electoral district of New York again has only one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Jonathan Fisk	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
vacant
James W. Wilkin	1815-1819	Democratic Republican
Walter Case	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Selah Tuthill	1821	Democratic Republican
vacant
Charles Borland Junior	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
Hector Craig	1823-1825	Jacksonian faction
John Hallock Junior	1825-1829	Jacksonian faction
Hector Craig	1829-1830	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Samuel W. Eager	1830-1831	National Republicans
Samuel J. Wilkin	1831-1833	National Republicans
John W. Brown	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Nathaniel Jones	1837-1841	democrat
James G. Clinton	1841-1843	democrat
Hamilton Fish	1843-1845	Whig
William W. Campbell	1845-1847	Know-nothing
David S. Jackson	1847-1848	democrat
vacant
Horace Greeley	1848-1849	Whig
James Brooks	1849-1853	Whig
John Wheeler	1853-1857	democrat
John Cochrane	1857-1861	democrat
Frederick A. Conkling	1861-1863	republican
Elijah Ward	1863-1865	democrat
Henry J. Raymond	1865-1867	republican
Thomas E. Stewart	1867-1869	republican
Samuel S. Cox	1869-1873	democrat
James Brooks	1873	democrat
vacant
Samuel S. Cox	1873-1885	democrat
Nicholas Muller	1885-1887	democrat
Amos J. Cummings	1887-1889	democrat
Frank T. Fitzgerald	1889	democrat
Charles H. Turner	1889-1891	democrat
John R. Fellows	1891-1893	democrat
Thomas F. Magner	1893-1895	democrat
James R. Howe	1895-1899	republican
Mitchell May	1899-1901	democrat
George H. Lindsay	1901-1903	democrat
Robert Baker	1903-1905	democrat
William M. Calder	1905-1915	republican
Frederick W. Rowe	1915-1921	republican
Warren I. Lee	1921-1923	republican
Charles I. Stengle	1923-1925	democrat
Andrew L. Somers	1925-1945	democrat
James Joseph Delaney	1945-1947	democrat
Robert Nodar junior	1947-1949	republican
James Joseph Delaney	1949-1953	democrat
Lester Holtzman	1953-1961	democrat
vacant
Benjamin S. Rosenthal	1962-1963	democrat
Seymour Halpern	1963-1973	republican
Lester L. Wolff	1973-1981	democrat
John LeBoutillier	1981-1983	republican
Joseph P. Addabbo	1983-1986	democrat
vacant
Alton R. Waldon Junior	1986-1987	democrat
Floyd H. Flake	1987-1997	democrat
vacant
Gregory W. Meeks	1998-2013	democrat
Grace Meng	since 2013	democrat

7th constituency (since 1793)

Since 1793, the seventh constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Evert Van Alen	1793-1799	Pro-administration federalist from 1795
John Thompson	1799-1801	Democratic Republican
David Thomas	1801-1803	Democratic Republican
vacant
Josiah Hasbrouck	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
Martin Gerretsen Schuneman	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
Barent gardener	1807-1809	federalist
Killian Killian Van Rensselaer	1809-1811	federalist
Harmanus Bleecker	1811-1813	federalist
Abraham Joseph Hasbrouck	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
Samuel Rossiter Betts	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Josiah Hasbrouck	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Jacob Hasbrouck De Witt	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Charles Herman Ruggles	1821-1823	federalist
Lemuel Jenkins	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck	1825-1827	National Republicans
George Ogilvie Belden	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Charles Gerrit De Witt	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
John Curtis Brodhead	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Charles Bodle	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Nicholas Sickles	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
John Curtis Brodhead	1837-1839	democrat
Rufus Palen	1839-1841	Whig
John Van Buren	1841-1843	democrat
Joseph Halstead Anderson	1843-1847	democrat
William Nelson	1847-1851	Whig
Abraham P. Stephens	1851-1853	democrat
William Adams Walker	1853-1855	democrat
Thomas Child Junior	1855-1857	Whig
Elijah Ward	1857-1859	democrat
George Briggs	1859-1861	republican
Elijah Ward	1861-1863	democrat
John Winthrop Chanler	1863-1869	democrat
Hervey Chittenden Calkin	1869-1871	democrat
Smith Ely Junior	1871-1873	democrat
Thomas James Creamer	1873-1875	democrat
Smith Ely Junior	1875-1877	democrat
vacant
David Dudley Field	1877	democrat
Anthony Eickhoff	1877-1879	democrat
Edwin Einstein	1879-1881	republican
Philip Henry Dugro	1881-1883	democrat
William Dorsheimer	1883-1885	democrat
John Joseph Adams	1885-1887	Democratf
Lloyd Stephens Bryce	1887-1889	democrat
Edward John Dunphy	1889-1893	democrat
Franklin Bartlett	1893-1897	democrat
John Herman George Vehslage	1897-1899	democrat
Nicholas Muller	1899-1901	democrat
vacant
Montague Lessler	1902-1903	republican
John Joseph Fitzgerald	1903-1917	democrat
John Joseph Delaney	1917-1919	democrat
James Paul Maher	1919-1921	democrat
Michael Joseph Hogan	1921-1923	republican
John Francis Quayle	1923-1930	democrat
vacant
John Joseph Delaney	1931-1948	democrat
vacant
Louis Benjamin Heller	1949-1953	democrat
James Joseph Delaney	1953-1963	democrat
Joseph Patrick Addabbo	1963-1983	democrat
Benjamin Stanley Rosenthal	1983	democrat
vacant
Gary Leonard Ackerman	1983-1993	democrat
Thomas J. Manton	1993-1999	democrat
Joseph Crowley	1999-2013	democrat
Nydia M. Velázquez	since 2013	democrat

8th constituency (since 1793)

1793-1833

From 1793 to 1833, the eighth constituency of New York had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched 14 congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Henry Glen	1793-1801	Pro-administration federalist since 1795
Killian Van Rensselaer	1801-1803	federalist
Henry W. Livingston	1803-1807	federalist
James I. Van Alen	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
John Thompson	1809-1811	Democratic Republican
Benjamin Pond	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Samuel Sherwood	1813-1815	federalist
John Adams	1815	Democratic Republican
Erastus Root	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Dorrance Kirtland	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Robert Clark	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Richard McCarty	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
James Strong	1823-1831	Adams-Clay Federal Republican since 1825
John King	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction

1833-1843

From 1833 to 1843, the eighth constituency of New York had two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched seven congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Adams	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Valentine Efner	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Zadock Pratt	1837-1839	democrat
John Ely	1839-1841	democrat
Jacob Houck junior	1841-1843	democrat

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Aaron Van der Poel	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Robert McClellan	1837-1839	democrat
Aaron Van der Poel	1839-1841	democrat
Robert McClellan	1841-1843	democrat

Since 1843

Since 1843, the eighth constituency of New York has again only had one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Richard D. Davis	1843-1845	democrat
William W. Woodworth	1845-1847	democrat
Cornelius Warren	1847-1849	Whig
Ransomware Halloway	1849-1851	Whig
Gilbert Dean	1851-1853	democrat
Francis B. Cutting	1853-1855	democrat
Abram Wakeman	1855-1857	Whig
Horace F. Clark	1857-1861	Democrat since 1859 Anti- Lecompton Democrat
Isaac C. Delaplaine	1861-1863	democrat
James Brooks	1863-1866	democrat
William E. Dodge	1866-1867	republican
James Brooks	1867-1873	democrat
John D. Lawson	1873-1875	republican
Elijah Ward	1875-1877	democrat
Anson G. McCook	1877-1883	republican
John J. Adams	1883-1885	democrat
Samuel S. Cox	1885	democrat
Timothy J. Campbell	1885-1889	democrat
John H. McCarthy	1889-1891	democrat
Timothy J. Campbell	1891-1893	democrat
Edward John Dunphy	1893-1895	democrat
James Joseph Walsh	1895-1897	democrat
John M. Mitchell	1897-1899	republican
Daniel J. Riordan	1899-1901	democrat
Thomas James Creamer	1901-1903	democrat
Timothy D. Sullivan	1903-1906	democrat
Daniel J. Riordan	1906-1913	democrat
Daniel J. Griffin	1913-1918	democrat
vacant
William E. Cleary	1918-1921	democrat
Charles G. Bond	1921-1923	republican
William E. Cleary	1923-1927	democrat
Patrick J. Carley	1927-1935	democrat
Richard J. Tonry	1935-1937	democrat
Donald L. O'Toole	1937-1945	democrat
Joseph L. Pfeifer	1945–1951	democrat
Victor L. Anfuso	1951-1953	democrat
Louis Benjamin Heller	1953-1954	democrat
vacant
Victor L. Anfuso	1955-1963	democrat
vacant
Benjamin S. Rosenthal	1963-1983	democrat
James H. Scheuer	1983-1993	Democrat (Liberal)
Jerrold L. Nadler	1993-2013	democrat
Hakeem Sekou Jeffries	since 2013	democrat

9th constituency (since 1793)

Since 1793, the ninth electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
James Gordon	1793-1795	Pro administration
John Williams	1795-1799	federalist
Jonas Platt	1799-1801	federalist
Benjamin Walker	1801-1803	federalist
Killian Van Rensselaer	1803-1809	federalist
Thomas Sammons	1809-1813	Democratic Republican
John Lovett	1813-1817	federalist
Rensselaer Westerlo	1817-1819	federalist
Solomon Van Rensselaer	1819-1822	federalist
vacant
Stephen Van Rensselaer	1822-1823	federalist
James L. Hogeboom	1823-1825	Crawford faction
William McManus	1825-1827	National Republicans
John D. Dickinson	1827-1831	National Republicans
Job Pierson	1831-1835	Jacksonian faction
Hiram P. Hunt	1835-1837	National Republicans
Henry Vail	1837-1839	democrat
Hiram P. Hunt	1839-1843	Whig
James G. Clinton	1843-1845	democrat
Archibald C. Niven	1845-1847	democrat
Daniel B. St. John	1847-1849	Whig
Thomas McKissock	1849-1851	Whig
William Murray	1851-1853	democrat
Jared V. Peck	1853-1855	democrat
Bayard Clarke	1855-1857	opposition
John B. Haskin	1857-1861	Democrat since 1859 Anti-Lecompton Democrat
Edward Haight	1861-1863	democrat
Anson Herrick	1863-1865	democrat
William A. Darling	1865-1867	republican
Fernando Wood	1867-1873	democrat
David B. Mellish	1873-1874	republican
vacant
Richard Schell	1874-1875	democrat
Fernando Wood	1875-1881	democrat
vacant
John Hardy	1881-1885	democrat
Joseph Pulitzer	1885-1886	democrat
vacant
Samuel S. Cox	1886-1889	democrat
vacant
Amos J. Cummings	1889-1893	democrat
Timothy J. Campbell	1893-1895	democrat
Henry C. Miner	1895-1897	democrat
Thomas J. Bradley	1897-1901	democrat
Henry M. Goldfogle	1901-1913	democrat
James H. O'Brien	1913-1915	democrat
Oscar W. Swift	1915-1919	republican
David J. O'Connell	1919-1921	democrat
Andrew Petersen	1921-1923	republican
David J. O'Connell	1923-1930	democrat
vacant
Stephen A. Rudd	1931-1936	democrat
vacant
Eugene J. Keogh	1937-1963	democrat
James Joseph Delaney	1963-1978	democrat
vacant
Geraldine Ferraro	1979-1985	democrat
Thomas J. Manton	1985-1993	democrat
Charles Ellis Schumer	1993-1999	democrat
Anthony D. Weiner	1999-2011	democrat
vacant
Robert L. Turner	2011-2013	republican
Yvette D. Clarke	since 2013	democrat

10th constituency (since 1793)

Since 1793, the tenth electoral district of New York has provided one member of the US House of Representatives per term. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Silas Talbot	1793-1795	Pro administration
William Cooper	1795-1797	federalist
James Cochran	1797-1799	federalist
William Cooper	1799-1801	federalist
Thomas Morris	1801-1803	federalist
George Tibbits	1803-1805	federalist
Josiah Masters	1805-1809	Democratic Republican
John Nicholson	1809-1811	Democratic Republican
Silas Stow	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Hosea Moffitt	1813-1817	federalist
John P. Cushman	1817-1819	federalist
John D. Dickinson	1819-1823	federalist
Stephen Van Rensselaer	1823-1829	Adams-Clay Federal Republican since 1825
Ambrose Spencer	1829-1831	National Republicans
Gerrit Y. Lansing	1831-1837	Jacksonian faction
Albert Gallup	1837-1839	democrat
Daniel D. Barnard	1839-1843	Whig
Jeremiah Russell	1843-1845	democrat
Samuel Gordon	1845-1847	democrat
Eliakim Sherrill	1847-1849	Whig
Herman D. Gould	1849-1851	Whig
Marius Schoonmaker	1851-1853	Whig
William Murray	1853-1855	democrat
Ambrose Spencer Murray	1855-1859	Republican opposition since 1857
Charles H. Van Wyck	1859-1863	republican
William Radford	1863-1867	democrat
William H. Robertson	1867-1869	republican
Clarkson N. Potter	1869-1873	democrat
Fernando Wood	1873-1875	democrat
Abram S. Hewitt	1875-1879	democrat
James O'Brien	1879-1881	democrat
Abram S. Hewitt	1881-1887	democrat
Francis B. Spinola	1887-1891	democrat
William Bourke Cockran	1891-1893	democrat
Daniel E. Sickles	1893-1895	democrat
vacant
Amos J. Cummings	1895-1902	democrat
vacant
Edward Swann	1902-1903	democrat
William Sulzer	1903-1913	democrat
Herman A. Metz	1913-1915	democrat
Reuben L. Haskell	1915-1919	republican
vacant
Lester D. Volk	1920-1923	republican
Emanuel Celler	1923-1945	democrat
Andrew L. Somers	1945-1949	democrat
vacant
Edna F. Kelly	1949-1963	democrat
Emanuel Celler	1963-1973	democrat
Mario Biaggi	1973-1983	democrat
Charles Ellis Schumer	1983-1993	democrat
Edolphus Towns	1993-2013	democrat
Jerrold L. Nadler	since 2013	democrat

11th constituency (since 1803)

Since 1803, the eleventh constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Beriah Palmer	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
Peter Sailly	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
John Thompson	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Thomas R. Gold	1809-1813	federalist
John W. Taylor	1813-1823	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Charles A. Foote	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Henry Ashley	1825-1827	Jacksonian faction
Selah R. Hobbie	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Perkins King	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Erastus Root	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
John Cramer	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
John I. De Graff	1837-1839	democrat
Anson Brown	1839-1840	Whig
vacant
Nicholas B. Doe	1840-1841	Whig
Archibald L. Linn	1841-1843	Whig
Zadock Pratt	1843-1845	democrat
John F. Collin	1845-1847	democrat
Peter H. New Year's Eve	1847-1851	Whig
Josiah Sutherland	1851-1853	democrat
Theodoric R. Westbrook	1853-1855	democrat
Rufus H. King	1855-1857	opposition
William Fiero Russell	1857-1859	democrat
William Scheuneman Kenyon	1859-1861	republican
John B. Steele	1861-1863	democrat
Charles H. Winfield	1863-1867	democrat
Charles H. Van Wyck	1867-1869	republican
George Woodward Greene	1869-1870	democrat
Charles H. Van Wyck	1870-1871	republican
Charles St. John	1871-1873	republican
Clarkson N. Potter	1873-1875	democrat
Benjamin A. Willis	1875-1879	democrat
Levi P. Morton	1879-1881	republican
Roswell P. Flower	1881-1883	democrat
Orlando B. Potter	1883-1885	democrat
Truman A. Merriman	1885-1889	Democrat between 1885 and 1887 Independent Democrat
John Quinn	1889-1891	democrat
John De Witt Warner	1891-1893	democrat
Amos J. Cummings	1893-1894	democrat
vacant
William Sulzer	1895-1903	democrat
William Randolph Hearst	1903-1907	democrat
Charles V. Fornes	1907-1913	democrat
Daniel J. Riordan	1913-1923	democrat
vacant
Anning S. Prall	1923-1935	democrat
James A. O'Leary	1935-1944	democrat
vacant
Ellsworth B. Buck	1944-1945	republican
James J. Heffernan	1945-1953	democrat
Emanuel Celler	1953-1963	democrat
Eugene James Keogh	1963-1967	democrat
Frank J. Brasco	1967-1975	democrat
James H. Scheuer	1975-1983	democrat
Edolphus Towns	1983-1993	democrat
Major RO Owens	1993-2007	democrat
Yvette D. Clarke	2007-2013	democrat
Michael Gerard Grimm	2013-2015	republican
Daniel Michael Donovan	2015-2019	republican
Max N. Rose	since 2019	democrat

12th constituency (since 1803)

1803-1813

From 1803 to 1813, the twelfth electoral district of New York had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched four congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
David Thomas	1803-1808	Democratic Republican
vacant
Nathan Wilson	1808-1809	Democratic Republican
Erastus Root	1809-1811	Democratic Republican
Arunah Metcalf	1811-1813	Democratic Republican

1813-1823

From 1813 to 1823, the twelfth constituency of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched eight congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Zebulon R. Shipherd	1813-1815	federalist
vacant
Asa Adgate	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
John Palmer	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Ezra C. Gross	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Reuben H. Walworth	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Elisha J. Winter	1813-1815	federalist
John Savage	1815-1819	Democratic Republican
Nathaniel Pitcher	1819-1823	Democratic Republican

Since 1823

Since 1823, the twelfth electoral district of New York has only had one representative per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Lewis Eaton	1823-1825	Crawford faction
William Dietz	1825-1827	Jacksonian faction
John I. De Graff	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Peter J. Borst	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Joseph Bouck	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Henry C. Martindale	1833-1835	Anti-masonic
David Abel Russell	1835-1841	National Republican Whig since 1837
Bernard Blair	1841-1843	Whig
David L. Seymour	1843-1845	democrat
Richard P. Herrick	1845-1846	Whig
vacant
Thomas C. Ripley	1846-1847	Whig
Gideon Reynolds	1847-1851	Whig
David L. Seymour	1851-1853	democrat
Gilbert Dean	1853-1854	democrat
vacant
Isaac Teller	1854-1855	Whig
Killian Miller	1855-1857	opposition
John Thompson	1857-1859	republican
Charles Lewis Beale	1859-1861	republican
Stephen Baker	1861-1863	republican
Homer Augustus Nelson	1863-1865	democrat
John H. Ketcham	1865-1873	republican
Charles St. John	1873-1875	republican
Nathaniel H. Odell	1875-1877	democrat
Clarkson N. Potter	1877-1879	democrat
vacant
Waldo Hutchins	1879-1885	democrat
Abraham Dowdney	1885-1887	democrat
William Bourke Cockran	1887-1889	democrat
Roswell P. Flower	1889-1891	democrat
vacant
Joseph J. Little	1891-1893	democrat
William Bourke Cockran	1893-1895	democrat
George B. McClellan Jr.	1895-1903	democrat
vacant
William Bourke Cockran	1904-1909	democrat
Michael F. Conry	1909-1913	democrat
Henry M. Goldfogle	1913-1915	democrat
Meyer London	1915-1919	Socialists
Henry M. Goldfogle	1919-1921	democrat
Meyer London	1921-1923	Socialists
Samuel Dickstein	1923-1945	democrat
John J. Rooney	1945-1953	democrat
Francis E. Dorn	1953-1961	republican
Hugh L. Carey	1961-1963	democrat
Edna F. Kelly	1963-1969	democrat
Shirley Chisholm	1969-1983	democrat
Major RO Owens	1983-1993	democrat
Nydia M. Velázquez	1993-2013	democrat
Carolyn B. Maloney	since 2012	democrat

13th constituency (since 1803)

Since 1803, the 13th constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Thomas Sammons	1803-1807	Democratic Republican
Peter Swart	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Uri Tracy	1809-1813	Democratic Republican
Alexander Boyd	1813-1815	federalist
John B. Yates	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Thomas Lawyer	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Harmanus Peek	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
John Gebhard	1821-1823	federalist
Isaac Williams junior	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
William G. Angel	1825-1827	National Republicans
Samuel Chase	1827-1829	National Republicans
William G. Angel	1829-1833	Jacksonian faction
Reuben Whallon	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Dudley Farlin	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
John Palmer	1837-1839	democrat
Augustus C. Hand	1839-1841	democrat
Thomas A. Tomlinson	1841-1843	Whig
Daniel D. Barnard	1843-1845	Whig
Bradford R. Wood	1845-1847	democrat
John I. Slingerland	1847-1849	Whig
John L. Schoolcraft	1849-1853	Whig
Russell Sage	1853-1857	Whig opposition since 1855
Abram B. Olin	1857-1863	republican
John B. Steele	1863-1865	democrat
Edwin N. Hubbell	1865-1867	democrat
Thomas Cornell	1867-1869	republican
John Ashley Griswold	1869-1871	democrat
Joseph H. Tuthill	1871-1873	democrat
John O. Whitehouse	1873-1877	democrat
John H. Ketcham	1877-1885	republican
Egbert Ludovicus Many	1885-1887	democrat
Ashbel P. Fitch	1887-1893	Republican Democrat since 1889
John De Witt Warner	1893-1895	democrat
Richard C. Shannon	1895-1899	republican
Jefferson Monroe Levy	1899-1901	democrat
Oliver Belmont	1901-1903	democrat
Francis Burton Harrison	1903-1905	democrat
Herbert Parsons	1905-1911	republican
Jefferson Monroe Levy	1911-1913	democrat
Timothy D. Sullivan	1913	democrat
vacant
George W. Loft	1913-1917	democrat
Christopher D. Sullivan	1917-1941	democrat
Louis J. Capozzoli	1941-1945	democrat
Donald L. O'Toole	1945-1953	democrat
Abraham J. Multer	1953-1967	democrat
vacant
Bertram L. Podell	1968-1975	democrat
Stephen J. Solarz	1975-1993	democrat
Susan Molinari	1993-1997	republican
Vito J. Fossella	1997-2009	republican
Michael E. McMahon	2009-2011	democrat
Michael Gerard Grimm	2011-2013	republican
Charles B. Rangel	2013-2017	democrat
Adriano de Jesús Espaillat Cabral	since 2017	democrat

14th constituency (since 1803)

Since 1803, the 14th electoral district of New York has provided one MP for the US House of Representatives per term. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Erastus Root	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
John Russell	1805-1809	Democratic Republican
Vincent Mathews	1809-1811	federalist
Daniel Avery	1811-1813	Democratic Republican
Jacob Markell	1813-1815	federalist
Daniel Cady	1815-1817	federalist
John Herkimer	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
John Fay	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Alfred Conkling	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
Henry R. Storrs	1823-1831	Adams-Clay Federal Republican since 1825
Samuel Beardsley	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
H. Gillet ransomware	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
James B. Spencer	1837-1839	democrat
John Fine	1839-1841	democrat
Henry B. Van Rensselaer	1841-1843	Whig
Charles Rogers	1843-1845	Whig
Erastus D. Culver	1845-1847	Whig
Orlando Kellogg	1847-1849	Whig
George R. Andrews	1849-1851	Whig
John H. Boyd	1851-1853	Whig
Rufus Wheeler Peckham	1853-1855	democrat
Samuel Dickson	1855-1857	opposition
Erastus Corning	1857-1859	democrat
John Hazard Reynolds	1859-1861	Anti-Lecompton Democrat
Erastus Corning	1861-1863	democrat
vacant
John VL Pruyn	1863-1865	democrat
Charles Goodyear	1865-1867	democrat
John VL Pruyn	1867-1869	democrat
Stephen L. Mayham	1869-1871	democrat
Eli Perry	1871-1873	democrat
David M. De Witt	1873-1875	democrat
George M. Beebe	1875-1879	democrat
John W. Ferdon	1879-1881	republican
Lewis Beach	1881-1885	democrat
William G. Stahlnecker	1885-1893	democrat
John R. Fellows	1893	democrat
vacant
Lemuel E. Quigg	1894-1899	republican
William A. Chanler	1899-1901	democrat
William H. Douglas	1901-1903	republican
Ira E. Rider	1903-1905	democrat
Charles Arnette Towne	1905-1907	democrat
William Willett Junior	1907-1911	democrat
John J. Kindred	1911-1913	democrat
Jefferson Monroe Levy	1913-1915	democrat
Michael F. Farley	1915-1917	democrat
Fiorello LaGuardia	1917-1919	republican
vacant
Nathan David Perlman	1920-1927	republican
William I. Sirovich	1927-1939	democrat
vacant
Morris Michael Edelstein	1940-1941	democrat
Arthur George Klein	1941-1945	democrat
Leo F. Ray fell	1945-1947	democrat
vacant
Abraham J. Multer	1947-1953	democrat
John J. Rooney	1953-1974	democrat
vacant
Fred W. Richmond	1975-1982	democrat
vacant
Gaetano V. Molinari	1983-1989	republican
Susan Molinari	1990-1993	republican
Carolyn B. Maloney	1993-2013	democrat
Joseph Crowley	2013-2019	democrat
Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez	since 2019	democrat

15th constituency (since 1803)

1803-1813

From 1803 to 1813, the 15th electoral district of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched four congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Gaylord Griswold	1803-1805	federalist
Nathan Williams	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
William Kirkpatrick	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Peter Buell Porter	1809-1813	Democratic Republican

1813-1823

From 1813 to 1823, the 15th constituency of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched eleven congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
John M. Bowers	1813	federalist
Isaac Williams junior	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
James Birdsall	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
John R. Drake	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Joseph S. Lyman	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Samuel Campbell	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Joel Thompson	1813-1815	federalist
Jabez Delano Hammond	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Isaac Williams junior	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Robert Monell	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
James Hawkes	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Since 1823

Since 1823, the 15th electoral district of New York again has only one representative per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Herkimer	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Michael Hoffman	1825-1833	Jacksonian faction
Charles McVean	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Matthias J. Bovee	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
John Edwards	1837-1839	democrat
Peter Joseph Wagner	1839-1841	Whig
John Sanford	1841-1843	democrat
Lemuel Stetson	1843-1845	democrat
Joseph Russell	1845-1847	democrat
Sidney Lawrence	1847-1849	democrat
John R. Thurman	1849-1851	Whig
Joseph Russell	1851-1853	democrat
Charles Hughes	1853-1855	democrat
Edward Dodd	1855-1859	Republican opposition since 1857
James B. McKean	1859-1863	republican
John Augustus Griswold	1863-1869	Democrat Republican since 1865
Adolphus H. Tanner	1869-1871	republican
Joseph M. Warren	1871-1873	democrat
Eli Perry	1873-1875	democrat
John H. Bagley Jr.	1875-1877	democrat
Stephen L. Mayham	1877-1879	democrat
William Lounsbery	1879-1881	democrat
Thomas Cornell	1881-1883	republican
John H. Bagley Jr.	1883-1885	democrat
Lewis Beach	1885-1886	democrat
vacant
Henry Bacon	1886-1889	democrat
Moses D. Stivers	1889-1891	republican
Henry Bacon	1891-1893	democrat
Ashbel P. Fitch	1893	democrat
vacant
Isidor Straus	1894-1895	democrat
Philip B. Low	1895-1899	republican
Jacob Ruppert	1899-1903	democrat
William H. Douglas	1903-1905	republican
Jacob Van Vechten Olcott	1905-1911	republican
Thomas G. Patten	1911-1913	democrat
Michael F. Conry	1913-1917	democrat
vacant
Thomas Francis Smith	1917-1919	democrat
Peter J. Dooling	1919-1921	democrat
Thomas Jefferson Ryan	1921-1923	republican
John J. Boylan	1923-1938	democrat
vacant
Michael J. Kennedy	1939-1943	democrat
Thomas F. Burchill	1943-1945	democrat
Emanuel Celler	1945-1953	democrat
John H. Ray	1953-1963	republican
Hugh L. Carey	1963-1974	democrat
vacant
Leo C. Zeferetti	1975-1983	democrat
Sedgwick William Green	1983-1993	republican
Charles B. Rangel	1993-2013	democrat
José E. Serrano	since 2013	democrat

16th constituency (1803–1809 / since 1813)

Since 1803, the 16th electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. An exception is the period between 1809 and 1813, when the constituency did not exist. As a result, the constituency dispatched the following congressmen during this period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Paterson	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
Uri Tracy	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
Reuben Humphrey	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Electoral district does not exist (1809-1813)
Morris S. Miller	1813-1815	federalist
Thomas R. Gold	1815-1817	federalist
Henry R. Storrs	1817-1821	federalist
Joseph Kirkland	1821-1823	federalist
John W. Cady	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Henry Markell	1825-1829	National Republicans
Benedict Arnold	1829-1831	National Republicans
Nathan Soule	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Abijah Mann junior	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Arphaxed Loomis	1837-1839	democrat
Andrew W. Doig	1839-1843	democrat
Chesselden Ellis	1843-1845	democrat
Hugh White	1845-1851	Whig
John Wells	1851-1853	Whig
George A. Simmons	1853-1857	Whig opposition since 1855
George William Palmer	1857-1861	republican
William Almon Wheeler	1861-1863	republican
Orlando Kellogg	1863-1866	republican
vacant
Robert S. Hale	1866-1867	republican
Orange Ferriss	1867-1871	republican
John Rogers	1871-1873	democrat
James S. Smart	1873-1875	republican
Charles H. Adams	1875-1877	republican
Terence J. Quinn	1877-1878	democrat
vacant
John Mosher Bailey	1878-1881	republican
Michael N. Nolan	1881-1883	democrat
Thomas J. Van Alstyne	1883-1885	democrat
John H. Ketcham	1885-1893	republican
William Ryan	1893-1895	democrat
Benjamin L. Fairchild	1895-1897	republican
William L. Ward	1897-1899	republican
John Q. Underhill	1899-1901	democrat
Cornelius Amory Pugsley	1901-1903	democrat
Jacob Ruppert	1903-1907	democrat
Francis Burton Harrison	1907-1913	democrat
Peter J. Dooling	1913-1919	democrat
Thomas Francis Smith	1919-1921	democrat
William Bourke Cockran	1921-1923	democrat
John J. O'Connor	1923-1939	democrat
James H. Fay	1939-1941	democrat
William T. Pheiffer	1941-1943	republican
James H. Fay	1943-1945	democrat
Ellsworth B. Buck	1945-1949	republican
James J. Murphy	1949-1953	democrat
Adam C. Powell Jr.	1953-1963	democrat
John M. Murphy	1963-1973	democrat
Elizabeth Holtzman	1973-1981	democrat
Charles Ellis Schumer	1981-1983	democrat
Charles B. Rangel	1983-1993	democrat
José E. Serrano	1993-2013	democrat
Eliot L. Engel	since 2013	democrat

17th constituency (1803–1809 / since 1813)

1803-1833

From 1803 to 1833, the 17th electoral district of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. An exception is the period between 1809 and 1813, when the constituency did not exist. As a result, the constituency dispatched eight congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Oliver Phelps	1803-1805	Democratic Republican
Silas Halsey	1805-1807	Democratic Republican
John Harris	1807-1809	Democratic Republican
Electoral district does not exist (1809-1813)
William S. Smith	1813-1815	federalist
Westel Willoughby Junior	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Thomas H. Hubbard	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Aaron Hackley Junior	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Thomas H. Hubbard	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
John W. Taylor	1823-1833	Democratic Republican National Republican since 1825

1833-1843

From 1833 to 1843, the 17th electoral district of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched seven congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Samuel Beardsley	1833-1836	Jacksonian faction
vacant
Rutger B. Miller	1836-1837	Jacksonian faction
Henry A. Foster	1837-1839	democrat
David P. Brewster	1839-1843	democrat

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Joel Turrill	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Abraham P. Grant	1837-1839	democrat
John G. Floyd	1839-1843	democrat

Since 1843

Since 1843, the 17th electoral district of New York again has only one representative per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Charles S. Benton	1843-1847	democrat
George Petrie	1847-1849	Independent democrat
Henry P. Alexander	1849-1851	Whig
Alexander H. Buell	1851-1853	democrat
vacant
Bishop Perkins	1853-1855	democrat
Francis E. Spinner	1855-1861	Democrat Republican since 1857
Socrates N. Sherman	1861-1863	republican
Calvin T. Hulburd	1863-1869	republican
William Almon Wheeler	1869-1873	republican
Robert S. Hale	1873-1875	republican
Martin I. Townsend	1875-1879	republican
Walter A. Wood	1879-1883	republican
Henry G. Burleigh	1883-1885	republican
James G. Lindsley	1885-1887	republican
Stephen T. Hopkins	1887-1889	republican
Charles J. Knapp	1889-1891	republican
Isaac N. Cox	1891-1893	democrat
Francis Marvin	1893-1895	republican
Benjamin Barker Odell	1895-1899	republican
Arthur S. Tompkins	1899-1903	republican
Francis E. Shober	1903-1905	democrat
William S. Bennet	1905-1911	republican
Henry George Junior	1911-1913	democrat
John F. Carew	1913-1919	democrat
Herbert Pell	1919-1921	democrat
Ogden L. Mills	1921-1927	republican
William W. Cohen	1927-1929	democrat
Ruth B. Pratt	1929-1933	republican
Theodore A. Peyser	1933-1937	democrat
Bruce F. Barton	1937-1941	republican
Kenneth F. Simpson	1941	republican
vacant
Joseph C. Baldwin	1941-1947	republican
Frederic R. Coudert junior	1947-1959	republican
John V. Lindsay	1959-1965	republican
vacant
Theodore R. Kupferman	1966-1967	republican
Edward I. Cook	1967-1973	democrat
John M. Murphy	1973-1981	democrat
Gaetano V. Molinari	1981-1983	republican
Theodore S. Weiss	1983-1992	democrat
vacant
Jerrold L. Nadler	1992-1993	democrat
Eliot L. Engel	1993-2013	democrat
Nita M. Lowey	since 2013	democrat

18th electoral district (since 1813)

Since 1813, the 18th electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched the following congressmen during this period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Moss Kent	1813-1817	federalist
David A. Ogden	1817-1819	federalist
William Donnison Ford	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Micah Sterling	1821-1823	federalist
Henry C. Martindale	1823-1831	Adams-Clay Federal Republican since 1825
Nathaniel Pitcher	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Daniel Wardwell	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Isaac H. Bronson	1837-1839	democrat
Thomas C. Chittenden	1839-1843	Whig
Preston King	1843-1847	democrat
William Collins	1847-1849	democrat
Preston King	1849-1853	Free soil
Peter Rowe	1853-1855	democrat
Thomas R. Horton	1855-1857	opposition
Clark B. Cochrane	1857-1861	republican
Chauncey Vibbard	1861-1863	democrat
James M. Marvin	1863-1869	republican
Stephen Sanford	1869-1871	republican
John M. Carroll	1871-1873	democrat
William Almon Wheeler	1873-1875	republican
Andrew Williams	1875-1879	republican
John Hammond	1879-1883	republican
Frederick A. Johnson	1883-1885	republican
Henry G. Burleigh	1885-1887	republican
Edward W. Greenman	1887-1889	democrat
John A. Quackenbush	1889-1893	republican
Jacob LeFever	1893-1897	republican
John H. Ketcham	1897-1903	republican
Joseph A. Goulden	1903-1911	democrat
Steven B. Ayres	1911-1913	democrat
Thomas G. Patten	1913-1917	democrat
George B. Francis	1917-1919	republican
John F. Carew	1919-1929	democrat
vacant
Martin J. Kennedy	1930-1945	democrat
Vito A. Marcantonio	1945–1951	American laboratory
James G. Donovan	1951-1957	democrat
Alfred E. Santangelo	1957-1963	democrat
Adam C. Powell Jr.	1963-1971	democrat
Charles B. Rangel	1971-1973	democrat
Edward I. Cook	1973-1977	democrat
vacant
Sedgwick William Green	1978-1983	republican
Robert García	1983-1990	democrat
vacant
José E. Serrano	1990-1993	democrat
Nita M. Lowey	1993-2013	democrat
Sean Patrick Maloney	since 2013	democrat

19th constituency (since 1813)

Since 1813, the 19th electoral district of New York has provided one MP per term to the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched the following congressmen during this period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
James Geddes	1813-1815	federalist
Victory Birdseye	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
James Porter	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
George Hall	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Elisha Litchfield	1821-1823	Crawford faction
John Richards	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Henry H. Ross	1825-1827	National Republicans
Richard Keese	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Isaac Finch	1829-1831	National Republicans
William Hogan	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Sherman Page	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
John H. Prentiss	1837-1841	democrat
Samuel S. Bowne	1841-1843	democrat
Orville Hungerford	1843-1847	democrat
Joseph Mullin	1847-1849	Whig
Charles E. Clarke	1849-1851	Whig
Willard Ives	1851-1853	democrat
George W. Chase	1853-1855	Whig
Jonas A. Hughston	1855-1857	opposition
Oliver A. Morse	1857-1859	republican
James H. Graham	1859-1861	republican
Richard Franchot	1861-1863	republican
Samuel F. Miller	1863-1865	republican
Demas Hubbard Junior	1865-1867	republican
William C. Fields	1867-1869	republican
Charles Knapp	1869-1871	republican
Elizur H. Prindle	1871-1873	republican
Henry H. Hathorn	1873-1875	republican
William Almon Wheeler	1875-1877	republican
Amaziah B. James	1877-1881	republican
Abraham X. Parker	1881-1885	republican
John Swinburne	1885-1887	republican
Nicholas T. Kane	1887	democrat
vacant
Charles Tracey	1887-1893	democrat
Charles D. Haines	1893-1895	democrat
Frank S. Black	1895-1897	republican
Aaron VS Cochrane	1897-1901	republican
William H. Draper	1901-1903	republican
Norton P. Otis	1903-1905	republican
John E. Andrus	1905-1913	republican
Walter M. Chandler	1913-1919	Progressively Republican since 1917
Joseph Rowan	1919-1921	democrat
Walter M. Chandler	1921-1923	republican
vacant
Sol Bloom	1923-1945	democrat
Samuel Dickstein	1945	democrat
Arthur George Klein	1946-1956	democrat
vacant
Leonard Farbstein	1957-1971	democrat
Bella S. trigger	1971-1973	democrat
Charles B. Rangel	1973-1983	democrat
Mario Biaggi	1983-1988	democrat
vacant
Eliot L. Engel	1989-1993	democrat
Hamilton Fish IV	1993-1995	republican
Sue W. Kelly	1995-2007	republican
John J. Hall	2007-2011	democrat
Nan AS Hayworth	2011-2013	republican
Christopher P. Gibson	2013-2017	republican
John Faso	2017-2019	republican
Antonio Ramon Delgado	since 2019	democrat

20th constituency (since 1813)

1813-1833

From 1813 to 1833, the 20th electoral district of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched 19 congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Daniel Avery	1813-1815	Democratic Republican
Enos T. Throop	1815-1816	Democratic Republican
Daniel Avery	1816-1817	Democratic Republican
Daniel Cruger	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Jonathan Richmond	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
David Woodcock	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
Ela Collins	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Nicoll Fosdick	1825-1827	National Republicans
Rudolph Bunner	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Joseph Hawkins	1829-1831	National Republicans
Charles Dayan	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Oliver C. Comstock	1813-1819	Democratic Republican
Caleb Baker	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
William B. Rochester	1821-1823	Democratic Republican
Egbert Ten Eyck	1823-1825	Crawford faction since 1825 Jacksonian faction
Daniel Hugunin junior	1825-1827	National Republicans
Silas Wright	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
vacant
George Fisher	1829-1830	National Republicans
Jonah Sanford	1830-1831	Jacksonian faction
Daniel Wardwell	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction

Since 1833

Since 1833, the 20th constituency of New York has only had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Noadiah Johnson	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
William Seymour	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Amasa J. Parker	1837-1839	democrat
Judson Allen	1839-1841	democrat
Samuel Gordon	1841-1843	democrat
Samuel Beardsley	1843-1844	democrat
vacant
Levi D. Carpenter	1844-1845	democrat
Timothy Jenkins	1845-1849	democrat
Orsamus B. Matteson	1849-1851	Whig
Timothy Jenkins	1851-1853	democrat
Orsamus B. Matteson	1853-1859	Whig since 1855 Republican opposition since 1857
Roscoe Conkling	1859-1863	republican
Ambrose W. Clark	1863-1865	republican
Addison H. Laflin	1865-1871	republican
Clinton L. Merriam	1871-1873	republican
David Wilber	1873-1875	republican
Henry H. Hathorn	1875-1877	republican
John H. Starin	1877-1881	republican
George West	1881-1883	republican
Edward Wemple	1883-1885	democrat
George West	1885-1889	republican
John Sanford	1889-1893	republican
Charles Tracey	1893-1895	democrat
George N. Southwick	1895-1899	republican
Martin H. Glynn	1899-1901	democrat
George N. Southwick	1901-1903	republican
Thomas W. Bradley	1903-1913	republican
Francis Burton Harrison	1913	democrat
vacant
Jacob A. Cantor	1913-1915	democrat
Isaac Siegel	1915-1923	republican
Fiorello LaGuardia	1923-1933	republican
James J. Lanzetta	1933-1935	democrat
Vito A. Marcantonio	1935-1937	republican
James J. Lanzetta	1937-1939	democrat
Vito A. Marcantonio	1939-1945	American laboratory
Sol Bloom	1945-1949	democrat
Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.	1949-1955	Liberal democrat since 1853
vacant
Irwin D. Davidson	1955-1956	democrat
vacant
Ludwig Teller	1957-1961	democrat
William F. Ryan	1961-1972	democrat
vacant
Bella S. trigger	1973-1977	democrat
Theodore S. Weiss	1977-1983	democrat
Richard Ottinger	1983-1985	democrat
Joseph J. DioGuardi	1985-1989	republican
Nita M. Lowey	1989-1993	democrat
Benjamin A. Gilman	1993-2003	republican
John E. Sweeney	2003-2007	republican
Kirsten ER Gillibrand	2007-2009	democrat
vacant
Matthew S. Murphy	2009-2011	democrat
Christopher P. Gibson	2011-2013	republican
Paul D. Tonko	since 2013	democrat

21st constituency (since 1813)

1813-1823

From 1813 to 1823, the 21st electoral district of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched ten congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Samuel M. Hopkins	1813-1815	federalist
Micah Brooks	1815-1817	Democratic Republican
Benjamin Ellicott	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Nathaniel Allen	1819-1821	Democratic Republican
Elijah Spencer	1821-1823	Democratic Republican

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Nathaniel W. Howell	1813-1815	federalist
Peter Buell Porter	1815-1816	Democratic Republican
Archibald S. Clarke	1816-1817	Democratic Republican
John C. Spencer	1817-1819	Democratic Republican
Albert Haller Tracy	1819-1823	Democratic Republican

Since 1823

Since 1823, the 21st constituency of New York has only had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Lot Clark	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Elias Whitmore	1825-1827	National Republicans
John C. Clark	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Robert Monell	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
John A. Collier	1831-1833	Anti-masonic
Henry Mitchell	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
William Mason	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
John C. Clark	1837-1843	Democrat since 1839 Whig
Jeremiah E. Cary	1843-1845	democrat
Charles Goodyear	1845-1847	democrat
George A. Starkweather	1847-1849	democrat
Hiram Walden	1849-1851	democrat
William W. Snow	1851-1853	democrat
Henry Bennett	1853-1859	Whig since 1855 Republican opposition since 1857
R. Holland duel	1859-1863	republican
Francis Kernan	1863-1865	democrat
Roscoe Conkling	1865-1867	republican
vacant
Alexander H. Bailey	1867-1871	republican
Ellis H. Roberts	1871-1873	republican
Clinton L. Merriam	1873-1875	republican
Samuel F. Miller	1875-1877	republican
Solomon Bundy	1877-1879	republican
David Wilber	1879-1881	republican
Ferris Jacobs junior	1881-1883	republican
George W. Ray	1883-1885	republican
Frederick A. Johnson	1885-1887	republican
John H. Moffitt	1887-1891	republican
John M. Wever	1891-1893	republican
Simon J. Schermerhorn	1893-1895	democrat
David F. Wilber	1895-1899	republican
John Knox Stewart	1899-1903	republican
John H. Ketcham	1903-1906	republican
vacant
Samuel McMillan	1907-1909	republican
Hamilton Fish II	1909-1911	republican
Richard E. Connell	1911-1913	democrat
Henry George Junior	1913-1915	democrat
George M. Hulbert	1915-1918	democrat
vacant
Jerome F. Donovan	1918-1921	democrat
Martin C. Ansorge	1921-1923	republican
Royal Hurlburt Weller	1923-1929	democrat
vacant
Joseph A. Gavagan	1929-1943	democrat
vacant
James H. Torrens	1944-1947	democrat
Jacob K. Javits	1947-1954	republican
vacant
Herbert Zelenko	1955-1963	democrat
James C. Healey	1963-1965	democrat
James H. Scheuer	1965-1973	Democrat (Liberal)
Herman Badillo	1973-1977	democrat
vacant
Robert García	1978-1983	democrat
Hamilton Fish IV	1983-1993	republican
Michael R. McNulty	1993-2009	democrat
Paul D. Tonko	2009-2013	democrat
William L. Owens	2013-2015	democrat
Elise M. Stefanik	since 2015	republican

22nd constituency (since 1823)

1823-1833

From 1823 to 1833, New York's 22nd electoral district had one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched five congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Justin Dwinell	1823-1825	Crawford faction
John Miller	1825-1827	National Republicans
John G. Stower	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Thomas Beekman	1829-1831	National Republicans
Edward C. Reed	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction

1833-1843

From 1833 to 1843, the 22nd electoral district of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched ten congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Nicoll Halsey	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Stephen B. Leonard	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Andrew D. Bruyn	1837-1838	democrat
vacant
Cyrus Beers	1838-1839	democrat
Amasa Dana	1839-1841	democrat
Samuel Partridge	1841-1843	democrat

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Samuel G. Hathaway	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Joseph Reynolds	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Hiram Gray	1837-1839	democrat
Stephen B. Leonard	1839-1841	democrat
Lewis Riggs	1841-1843	democrat

Since 1843

Since 1843, the 22nd electoral district of New York again has only one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Smith Meade Purdy	1843-1845	democrat
Stephen Strong	1845-1847	democrat
Burn Birdsall	1847-1849	democrat
Henry Bennett	1849-1853	Whig
Gerrit Smith	1853-1854	Free soil
vacant
Henry C. Goodwin	1854-1855	Whig
Andrew Z. McCarty	1855-1857	opposition
Henry C. Goodwin	1857-1859	republican
Moses Lindley Lee	1859-1861	republican
William E. Lansing	1861-1863	republican
De Witt Clinton Littlejohn	1863-1865	republican
Sidney T. Holmes	1865-1867	republican
John C. Churchill	1867-1871	republican
William E. Lansing	1871-1873	republican
Ellis H. Roberts	1873-1875	republican
George A. Bagley	1875-1879	republican
Warner Miller	1879-1881	republican
vacant
Charles R. Skinner	1881-1885	republican
Abraham X. Parker	1885-1889	republican
Frederick Lansing	1889-1891	republican
Leslie W. Russell	1891	republican
vacant
Newton M. Curtis	1891-1897	republican
Lucius N. Littauer	1897-1903	republican
William H. Draper	1903-1913	republican
Henry Bruckner	1913-1917	democrat
vacant
Anthony J. Griffin	1918-1935	democrat
vacant
Edward W. Curley	1935-1940	democrat
vacant
Walter A. Lynch	1940-1945	democrat
Adam C. Powell Jr.	1945-1953	democrat
Sidney A. Fine	1953-1956	democrat
vacant
James C. Healey	1956-1963	democrat
Jacob H. Gilbert	1963-1971	democrat
Herman Badillo	1971-1973	democrat
Jonathan B. Bingham	1973-1983	democrat
Benjamin A. Gilman	1983-1993	republican
Gerald BH Solomon	1993-1999	republican
John E. Sweeney	1999-2003	republican
Maurice Dunlea Hinchey	2003-2013	democrat
Richard L. Hanna	2013-2017	republican
Claudia Tenney	2017-2019	republican
Anthony Joseph Brindisi	since 2019	democrat

23rd constituency (since 1823)

1823-1833

From 1823 to 1833, the 23rd constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched four congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Elisha Litchfield	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Luther Badger	1825-1827	National Republicans
Jonas Earll Junior	1827-1831	Jacksonian faction
Freeborn G. Jewett	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction

1833-1843

From 1833 to 1843, the 23rd constituency of New York had two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched seven congressmen during that period:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
William K. Fuller	1833-1837	Jacksonian faction
Bennet Bicknell	1837-1839	democrat
Nehemiah H. Earll	1839-1841	democrat
Victory Birdseye	1841-1843	Whig

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
William Taylor	1833-1839	Jacksonian faction since 1837 Democrat
Edward Rogers	1839-1841	democrat
A. Lawrence Foster	1841-1843	Whig

Since 1843

Since 1843, the 23rd constituency of New York again has only one MP per electoral term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Orville Robinson	1843-1845	democrat
William Jervis Hough	1845-1847	democrat
William Duer	1847-1851	Whig
Leander Babcock	1851-1853	democrat
Caleb Dell Lyon	1853-1855	Independent Whig
William Augustus Gilbert	1855-1857	opposition
vacant
Charles Brooks Hoard	1857-1861	republican
Ambrose Williams Clark	1861-1863	republican
Thomas Treadwell Davis	1863-1867	Unionist Republican since 1865
Dennis McCarthy	1867-1871	republican
Rodolphus Holland duel	1871-1873	republican
William Esselstyne Lansing	1873-1875	republican
Scott Lord	1875-1877	democrat
William Johnson Bacon	1877-1879	republican
Cyrus Dan Prescott	1879-1883	republican
John Thomas Spriggs	1883-1887	democrat
James Schoolcraft Sherman	1887-1891	republican
Henry Wilbur Bentley	1891-1893	democrat
John Madison Wever	1893-1895	republican
Wallace Turner Foote Junior	1895-1899	republican
Louis Woodard Emerson	1899-1903	republican
George Newell Southwick	1903-1911	republican
Henry Schermerhorn De Forest	1911-1913	republican
Joseph Aloysius Goulden	1913-1915	democrat
vacant
William Stiles Bennet	1915-1917	republican
Daniel Charles Oliver	1917-1919	democrat
Richard Francis McKiniry	1919-1921	democrat
Albert Berger Rossdale	1921-1923	republican
Frank Oliver	1923-1934	democrat
vacant
Charles Anthony Buckley	1935-1945	democrat
Walter Aloysius Lynch	1945–1951	democrat
Sidney Asher Fine	1951-1953	democrat
Isidore Dollinger	1953-1959	democrat
vacant
Jacob H. Gilbert	1960-1963	democrat
Charles Anthony Buckley	1963-1965	democrat
Jonathan Brewster Bingham	1965-1973	democrat
Peter A. Peyser	1973-1977	republican
Bruce Faulkner Caputo	1977-1979	republican
Peter A. Peyser	1979-1983	democrat
Samuel Studdiford Stratton	1983-1989	democrat
Michael Robert McNulty	1989-1993	democrat
Sherwood Louis Boehlert	1993-2003	republican
John Michael McHugh	2003-2009	republican
William Lewis Owens	2009-2013	democrat
Thomas W. Reed	since 2013	republican

24th constituency (since 1823)

Since 1823, the 24th constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Rowland Day	1823-1825	Crawford faction
Charles Kellogg	1825-1827	Jacksonian faction
Nathaniel Garrow	1827-1829	Jacksonian faction
Gershom Powers	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Ulysses F. Doubleday	1831-1833	Jacksonian faction
Rowland Day	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Ulysses F. Doubleday	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
William H. Noble	1837-1839	democrat
Christopher Morgan	1839-1843	Whig
Horace Wheaton	1843-1847	democrat
Daniel God	1847-1851	Whig
Daniel T. Jones	1851-1855	democrat
Amos P. Granger	1855-1859	Republican opposition since 1857
Charles B. Sedgwick	1859-1863	republican
Theodore Medad Pomeroy	1863-1869	republican
George W. Cowles	1869-1871	republican
John E. Seeley	1871-1873	republican
R. Holland duel	1873-1875	republican
William H. Baker	1875-1879	republican
Joseph Mason	1879-1883	republican
Newton W. Nutting	1883-1885	republican
John S. Pindar	1885-1887	democrat
David Wilber	1887-1890	republican
vacant
John S. Pindar	1890-1891	democrat
George Van Horn	1891-1893	democrat
Charles A. Chickering	1893-1900	republican
vacant
Albert D. Shaw	1900-1901	republican
vacant
Charles L. Knapp	1901-1903	republican
George J. Smith	1903-1905	republican
Frank Jacob Le Fevre	1905-1907	republican
George Winthrop Fairchild	1907-1913	republican
Woodson R. Oglesby	1913-1917	democrat
Benjamin L. Fairchild	1917-1919	republican
James V. Ganly	1919-1921	democrat
Benjamin L. Fairchild	1921-1923	republican
James V. Ganly	1923	democrat
vacant
Benjamin L. Fairchild	1923-1927	republican
James M. Fitzpatrick	1927-1945	democrat
Benjamin J. Rabin	1945-1947	democrat
vacant
Leo Isacson	1948-1949	American laboratory
Isidore Dollinger	1949-1953	democrat
Charles Anthony Buckley	1953-1963	democrat
Paul A. Fino	1963-1968	republican
vacant
Mario Biaggi	1968-1973	democrat
Ogden R. Reid	1973-1975	democrat
Richard Ottinger	1975-1983	democrat
Gerald BH Solomon	1983-1993	republican
John M. McHugh	1993-2003	republican
Sherwood Boehlert	2003-2007	republican
Michael A. Arcuri	2007-2011	democrat
Richard L. Hanna	2011-2013	republican
Daniel Benjamin Maffei	2013-2015	democrat
John Michael Katko	since 2015	republican

25th constituency (since 1823)

Since 1823, the 25th constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Samuel Lawrence	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Charles Humphrey	1825-1827	National Republicans
David Woodcock	1827-1829	Anti-masonic
Thomas Maxwell	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Gamaliel H. Barstow	1831-1833	Anti-masonic
Samuel Clark	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Graham H. Chapin	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
Samuel Birdsall	1837-1839	democrat
Theron R. Strong	1839-1841	democrat
John Maynard	1841-1843	Whig
George O. Rathbun	1843-1847	democrat
Harmon S. Conger	1847-1851	Whig
Thomas Y. Howe junior	1851-1853	democrat
Edwin B. Morgan	1853-1859	Whig since 1855 Republican opposition since 1857
Martin Butterfield	1859-1861	republican
Theodore Medad Pomeroy	1861-1863	republican
Daniel Morris	1863-1867	republican
William H. Kelsey	1867-1871	republican
William H. Lamport	1871-1873	republican
Clinton D. MacDougall	1873-1875	republican
Elias W. Leavenworth	1875-1877	republican
Frank Hiscock	1877-1887	republican
vacant
James J. Belden	1887-1893	republican
James S. Sherman	1893-1903	republican
Lucius N. Littauer	1903-1907	republican
Cyrus Durey	1907-1911	republican
Theron Akin	1911-1913	republican
Benjamin I. Taylor	1913-1915	democrat
James W. Husted	1915-1923	republican
Jonathan Mayhew Wainwright	1923-1931	republican
Charles D. Millard	1931-1937	republican
Ralph A. Gamble	1937-1945	republican
Charles Anthony Buckley	1945-1953	democrat
Paul A. Fino	1953-1963	republican
Robert R. Barry	1963-1965	republican
Richard Ottinger	1965-1971	democrat
Peter A. Peyser	1971-1973	republican
Hamilton Fish IV	1973-1983	republican
Sherwood Boehlert	1983-1993	republican
James T. Walsh	1993-2009	republican
Daniel Benjamin Maffei	2009-2011	democrat
Ann Marie Buerkle	2011-2013	republican
Louise McIntosh Slaughter	2013-2018	democrat
Joseph D. Morelle	since 2018	democrat

26th constituency (since 1823)

1823-1833

From 1823 to 1833, the 26th constituency of New York provided two MPs per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent six congressmen:

Seat 1
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Dudley Marvin	1823-1829	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican National Republican since 1825
Jehiel Howell Halsey	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
William Babcock	1831-1833	Anti-masonic

Seat 2
Surname	Term of office	Political party
Robert Selden Rose	1823-1827	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican National Republican since 1825
John Maynard	1827-1829	National Republicans
Robert Selden Rose	1829-1831	Anti-masonic
John Dickson	1831-1833	Anti-masonic

Since 1833

Since 1833, the 26th constituency of New York has provided one member of the US House of Representatives per term. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Dickson	1833-1835	Anti-masonic
Francis Granger	1835-1837	National Republicans
Mark Hopkins Sibley	1837-1839	Whig
Francis Granger	1839-1841	Whig
vacant
John Greig	1841	Whig
vacant
Francis Granger	1841-1843	Whig
Amasa Dana	1843-1845	democrat
Samuel Stewart Ellsworth	1845-1847	democrat
William Thomas Lawrence	1847-1849	Whig
William Terry Jackson	1849-1851	Whig
Henry Sanford Walbridge	1851-1853	Whig
Andrew Oliver	1853-1857	democrat
Emory Bemsley Pottle	1857-1861	republican
Jacob Payson Chamberlain	1861-1863	republican
Giles Waldo Hotchkiss	1863-1867	republican
William Slosson Lincoln	1867-1869	republican
Giles Waldo Hotchkiss	1869-1871	republican
Milo Goodrich	1871-1873	republican
William Henry Lamport	1873-1875	republican
Clinton Dugald MacDougall	1875-1877	republican
John Henry Camp	1877-1883	republican
Sereno Elisha Payne	1883-1885	republican
Stephen Columbus Millard	1885-1887	republican
Milton De Lano	1887-1891	republican
George Washington Ray	1891-1902	republican
vacant
John Wilbur Dwight	1902-1903	republican
William Henry Flack	1903-1907	republican
vacant
George Roland Malby	1907-1912	republican
vacant
Edwin Albert Merritt	1912-1913	republican
Edmund Platt	1913-1920	republican
Hamilton Fish III	1920-1945	republican
Peter Anthony Quinn	1945-1947	democrat
David Matthew Potts	1947-1949	republican
Christopher Columbus McGrath	1949-1953	democrat
Ralph Abernethy Gamble	1953-1957	republican
Edwin Benedict Dooley	1957-1963	republican
Ogden Rogers Reid	1963-1973	republican
Benjamin Arthur Gilman	1973-1983	republican
David O'Brien Martin	1983-1993	republican
Maurice Dunlea Hinchey	1993-2003	democrat
Thomas M. Reynolds	2003-2009	republican
Christopher John Lee	2009-2011	republican
Kathleen Courtney Hochul	2011-2013	democrat
Brian Higgins	since 2013	democrat

27. constituency (since 1823)

Since 1823, the 27th constituency of New York has provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, as of that date, the constituency sent the following congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Moses Hayden	1823-1827	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican National Republican since 1825
Daniel Dewey Barnard	1827-1829	National Republicans
Timothy Childs	1829-1831	Anti-masonic
Frederick Whittlesey	1831-1833	Anti-masonic
Edward Howell	1833-1835	Jacksonian faction
Joshua Lee	1835-1837	Jacksonian faction
John Tuttle Andrews	1837-1839	democrat
Meredith Mallory	1839-1841	democrat
William Morrison Oliver	1841-1843	democrat
Byram Green	1843-1845	democrat
John De Mott	1845-1847	democrat
John Milton Holley	1847-1848	Whig
vacant
Esbon Blackmar	1848-1849	Whig
William Augustus Sackett	1849-1853	Whig
John James Taylor	1853-1855	democrat
John Mason Parker	1855-1859	Republican opposition since 1857
Alfred Wells	1859-1861	republican
Alexander Samuel Divas	1861-1863	republican
Robert Bruce Van Valkenburgh	1863-1865	republican
Hamilton Ward Sr.	1865-1871	republican
Horace Boardman Smith	1871-1873	republican
Thomas Collier Platt	1873-1875	republican
Elbridge Gerry Lapham	1875-1881	republican
vacant
James Wolcott Wadsworth	1881-1885	republican
Sereno Elisha Payne	1885-1887	republican
Newton Wright Nutting	1887-1889	republican
vacant
Sereno Elisha Payne	1889-1893	republican
James Jerome Belden	1893-1895	republican
Theodore Lewis Poole	1895-1897	republican
James Jerome Belden	1897-1899	republican
Michael Edward Driscoll	1899-1903	republican
James Schoolcraft Sherman	1903-1909	republican
Charles Stephen Millington	1909-1911	republican
Charles Andrew Talcott	1911-1913	democrat
George McClellan	1913-1915	democrat
Charles Bonnell Ward	1915-1925	republican
Harcourt Joseph Pratt	1925-1933	republican
Philip Arnold Goodwin	1933-1937	republican
vacant
Lewis Kirby Rockefeller	1937-1943	republican
Jay Le Fevre	1943-1945	republican
Ralph Waldo Gwinn	1945-1959	republican
Robert Raymond Barry	1959-1963	republican
Katharine Price Collier St. George	1963-1965	republican
John Goodchild Dow	1965-1969	democrat
Martin Boswell McKneally	1969-1971	republican
John Goodchild Dow	1971-1973	democrat
Howard Winfield Robison	1973-1975	republican
Matthew F. McHugh	1975-1983	democrat
George Cornelius Wortley	1983-1989	republican
James T. Walsh	1989-1993	republican
L. William Paxon	1993-1999	republican
Thomas M. Reynolds	1999-2003	republican
John Francis Quinn	2003-2005	republican
Brian Higgins	2005-2013	democrat
Christopher Carl Collins	2013-2019	republican
vacant	since 2019

28th constituency (1823-2013)

Since 1823, the 28th constituency of New York dispatched 42 congressmen. As a result of the United States Census 2010, New York will have two fewer seats in the US House of Representatives from 2013. Louise Slaughter was the last MP in this constituency.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
William Beatty Rochester	1823	Crawford faction
vacant
William Woods	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Timothy H. Porter	1825-1827	National Republicans
John Magee	1827-1831	Jacksonian faction
Grattan Henry Wheeler	1831-1833	Anti-masonic
Frederick Whittlesey	1833-1835	Anti-masonic
Timothy Childs	1835-1839	National Republican Whig since 1837
Thomas Kempshall	1839-1841	Whig
Timothy Childs	1841-1843	Whig
Thomas Jefferson Paterson	1843-1845	Whig
Elias Bellows Holmes	1845-1849	Whig
Abraham Maus Schermerhorn	1849-1853	Whig
George Hastings	1853-1855	democrat
William Henry Kelsey	1855-1859	Republican opposition since 1857
William Irvine	1859-1861	republican
Robert Bruce Van Valkenburgh	1861-1863	republican
Freeman Clarke	1863-1865	republican
Roswell Hart	1865-1867	republican
Lewis Selye	1867-1869	republican
Noah Davis	1869-1870	republican
vacant
Charles Horace Holmes	1870-1871	republican
Freeman Clarke	1871-1873	republican
Horace Boardman Smith	1873-1875	republican
Thomas Collier Platt	1875-1877	republican
Jeremiah Wilbur Dwight	1877-1883	republican
Stephen Columbus Millard	1883-1885	republican
John Arnot junior	1885-1887	democrat
Thomas Schmeck Flood	1887-1891	republican
Hosea Hunt Rockwell	1891-1893	democrat
Sereno Elisha Payne	1893-1903	republican
Charles Luman Knapp	1903-1911	republican
Luther Wright Mott	1911-1913	republican
Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck	1913-1915	democrat
Rollin Brewster Sanford	1915-1921	republican
Peter Gansevoort Ten Eyck	1921-1923	democrat
Parker Corning	1923-1937	democrat
William Thomas Byrne	1937-1945	democrat
Ralph Abernethy Gamble	1945-1953	republican
Katharine Price Collier St. George	1953-1963	republican
James Ernest Wharton	1963-1965	republican
Joseph Yale Resnick	1965-1969	democrat
Hamilton Fish IV	1969-1973	republican
Samuel Studdiford Stratton	1973-1983	democrat
Matthew Francis McHugh	1983-1993	democrat
Louise McIntosh Slaughter	1993-2013	democrat

29th constituency (1823-2013)

Since 1823, the 29th constituency of New York dispatched 49 congressmen. As a result of the United States Census 2010, New York will have two fewer seats in the US House of Representatives from 2013. This makes Tom Reed the last Congressman in this constituency.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Isaac Wilson	1823-1824	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Parmenio Adams	1824-1827	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican National Republican since 1825
David Ellicott Evans	1827	Jacksonian faction
Phineas Lyman Tracy	1827-1833	Anti-masonic
George Washington Lay	1833-1837	Anti-Masonic National Republican since 1835
William Patterson	1837-1838	Whig
vacant
Harvey Putnam	1838-1839	Whig
Seth Merrill Gates	1839-1843	Whig
Charles Holker Carroll	1843-1847	Whig
Robert Lawson Rose	1847-1851	Whig
Jerediah Horsford	1851-1853	Whig
Azariah Boody	1853	Whig
vacant
Davis Carpenter	1853-1855	Whig
John Williams	1855-1857	democrat
Samuel George Andrews	1857-1859	republican
Alfred Ely	1859-1863	republican
Augustus Frank	1863-1865	republican
Burt Van Horn	1865-1869	republican
John Fisher	1869-1871	republican
Seth Wakeman	1871-1873	republican
Freeman Clarke	1873-1875	republican
Charles Christopher Brainerd Walker	1875-1877	democrat
John Newton Hungerford	1877-1879	republican
David Plunket Richardson	1879-1883	republican
John Arnot junior	1883-1885	democrat
Ira Davenport	1885-1889	republican
John Raines	1889-1893	republican
Charles William Gillet	1893-1903	republican
Michael Edward Driscoll	1903-1913	republican
James Southworth Parker	1913-1933	republican
vacant
William David Thomas	1934-1936	republican
vacant
Ernest Harold Cluett	1937-1943	republican
Dean Park Taylor	1943-1945	republican
Augustus Witschief Bennet	1945-1947	republican
Katharine Price Collier St. George	1947-1953	republican
James Ernest Wharton	1953-1963	republican
Leo William O'Brien	1963-1966	democrat
vacant
Daniel Evan Button	1967-1971	republican
Samuel S. Stratton	1971-1973	democrat
Carleton James King	1973-1974	republican
vacant
Edward Worthington Pattison	1975-1979	democrat
Gerald BH Solomon	1979-1983	republican
Frank Jefferson Horton	1983-1993	republican
John Joseph LaFalce	1993-2003	democrat
Amory Houghton	2003-2005	republican
John R. Kuhl	2005-2009	republican
Eric James Joseph Massa	2009-2010	democrat
vacant
Thomas W. Reed	2010-2013	republican

30th constituency (1823-2003)

Between 1823 and 2003, the 30th constituency of New York dispatched 41 congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Albert Haller Tracy	1823-1825	Adams-Clay Democratic Republican
Daniel Greene Garnsey	1825-1829	National Republicans
Ebenezer Foote Norton	1829-1831	Jacksonian faction
Bates Cooke	1831-1833	Anti-masonic
Philo Case Fuller	1833-1836	Anti-Masonic National Republican since 1835
John Young	1836-1837	Whig
Luther Christopher Peck	1837-1841	Whig
John Young	1841-1843	Whig
William Spring Hubbell	1843-1845	democrat
Martin Grover	1845-1847	democrat
David Rumsey	1847-1851	Whig
Reuben Robie	1851-1853	democrat
Benjamin Pringle	1853-1857	Whig opposition since 1855
Judson W. Sherman	1857-1859	republican
Augustus Frank	1859-1863	republican
John Ganson	1863-1865	democrat
James Morgan Humphrey	1865-1869	democrat
David Smith Bennett	1869-1871	republican
William Williams	1871-1873	democrat
George Gilbert Hoskins	1873-1875	republican
John Madison Davy	1875-1877	republican
Elizur Kirke Hart	1877-1879	democrat
John Van Voorhis	1879-1883	republican
Halbert Stevens Greenleaf	1883-1885	democrat
Charles Simeon Baker	1885-1891	republican
Halbert Stevens Greenleaf	1891-1893	democrat
James Wolcott Wadsworth	1893-1903	republican
John Wilbur Dwight	1903-1913	republican
Samuel Wallin	1913-1915	republican
William Barclay Charles	1915-1917	republican
George Richard Lunn	1917-1919	democrat
Frank Crowther	1919-1943	republican
Bernard William Kearney	1943-1945	republican
Jay Le Fevre	1945–1951	republican
James Ernest Wharton	1951-1953	republican
Leo William O'Brien	1953-1963	democrat
Carleton James King	1963-1973	republican
Robert Cameron McEwen	1973-1981	republican
David O'Brien Martin	1981-1983	republican
Barber Benjamin Conable	1983-1985	republican
Fred J. Eckert	1985-1987	republican
Louise McIntosh Slaughter	1987-1993	democrat
John Francis Quinn	1993-2003	republican

31st constituency (1833–2003)

Between 1833 and 2003, the 31st constituency of New York dispatched 39 congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Abner Hazeltine	1833-1837	Anti-Masonic National Republican since 1835
Richard Pratt Marvin	1837-1841	Whig
Staley Nichols Clarke	1841-1843	Whig
Asher Tyler	1843-1845	Whig
Abner Lewis	1845-1847	Whig
Dudley Marvin	1847-1849	Whig
Elijah Risley	1849-1851	Whig
Frederick Stanley Martin	1851-1853	Whig
Thomas Thorn Flagler	1853-1857	Whig opposition since 1855
Silas Mainville Burroughs	1857-1860	republican
Edwin Ruthvin Reynolds	1860-1861	republican
Burt Van Horn	1861-1863	republican
Reuben Eaton Fenton	1863-1865	republican
Henry Van Aernam	1865-1869	republican
Porter Sheldon	1869-1871	republican
Walter Loomis Sessions	1871-1873	republican
Lyman Kidder Bass	1873-1875	republican
George Gilbert Hoskins	1875-1877	republican
Charles Brewster Benedict	1877-1879	democrat
Richard Crowley	1879-1883	republican
Robert Smith Stevens	1883-1885	democrat
John Gilbert Sawyer	1885-1891	republican
James Wolcott Wadsworth	1891-1893	republican
John Van Voorhis	1893-1895	republican
Henry Colvin Brewster	1895-1899	republican
James Mary Early O'Grady	1899-1901	republican
James Breck Perkins	1901-1903	republican
Sereno Elisha Payne	1903-1913	republican
Edwin Albert Merritt	1913-1914	republican
vacant
Bertrand Hollis Snell	1915-1939	republican
Wallace Edgar Pierce	1939-1940	republican
vacant
Clarence Evans Kilburn	1940-1945	republican
Bernard William Kearney	1945-1953	republican
Dean Park Taylor	1953-1961	republican
Carleton James King	1961-1963	republican
Clarence Evans Kilburn	1963-1965	republican
Robert Cameron McEwen	1965-1973	republican
Donald Jerome Mitchell	1973-1983	republican
Jack French Kemp	1983-1989	republican
L. William Paxon	1989-1993	republican
Amory Houghton	1993-2003	republican

32nd electoral district (1833–1993)

Between 1833 and 1863 and from 1873 to 1993, the 32nd constituency of New York dispatched 31 congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Millard Fillmore	1833-1835	Anti-masonic
Thomas Cutting Love	1835-1837	National Republicans
Millard Fillmore	1837-1843	Whig
William Abbott Moseley	1843-1847	Whig
Nathan Kelsey Hall	1847-1849	Whig
Elbridge Gerry Spaulding	1849-1851	Whig
Solomon George Haven	1851-1857	Whig opposition since 1855
Israel Thompson Hatch	1857-1859	democrat
Elbridge Gerry Spaulding	1859-1863	republican
Walter Loomis Sessions	1873-1875	republican
Lyman Kidder Bass	1875-1877	republican
Daniel Newton Lockwood	1877-1879	democrat
Ray Vaughn Pierce	1879-1880	republican
Jonathan Scoville	1880-1883	democrat
William Findlay Rogers	1883-1885	democrat
John McCreath Farquhar	1885-1891	republican
Daniel Newton Lockwood	1891-1895	democrat
Rowland Blennerhassett Mahany	1895-1899	republican
William Henry Ryan	1899-1903	democrat
James Breck Perkins	1903-1909	republican
James Smith Havens	1910-1911	democrat
Henry Gold Danforth	1911-1913	republican
Luther Wright Mott	1913-1923	republican
vacant
Thaddeus Campbell Sweet	1923-1928	republican
vacant
Francis Dugan Culkin	1928-1943	republican
vacant
Hadwen Carlton Fuller	1943-1945	republican
William Thomas Byrne	1945–1952	democrat
vacant
Leo William O'Brien	1952-1953	democrat
Bernard William Kearney	1953-1959	republican
Samuel S. Stratton	1959-1963	democrat
Alexander Pirnie	1963-1973	republican
James Michael Hanley	1973-1981	democrat
George Cornelius Wortley	1981-1983	republican
John Joseph LaFalce	1983-1993	democrat

33rd constituency (1833–1863 / 1875–1993)

Between 1833 and 1993, the 33rd constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. An exception was the period between 1863 and 1875, when the constituency did not exist. As a result, the constituency dispatched 31 congressmen during that period:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Gideon Hard	1833-1837	Anti-Masonic National Republican since 1835
Charles Franklin Mitchell	1837-1841	Whig
Alfred Babcock	1841-1843	Whig
Albert Smith	1843-1847	Whig
Harvey Putnam	1847-1851	Whig
Augustus Porter Hascall	1851-1853	Whig
Reuben Eaton Fenton	1853-1855	democrat
Francis Smith Edwards	1855-1857	Know-nothing
Reuben Eaton Fenton	1857-1863	republican
Electoral district does not exist (1863–1875)
Nelson Ira Norton	1875-1877	republican
George Washington Patterson	1877-1879	republican
Henry Van Aernam	1879-1883	republican
Francis Beattie Brewer	1883-1885	republican
John Baptiste Weber	1885-1889	republican
John McClure Wiley	1889-1891	democrat
Thomas Lathrop Bunting	1891-1893	democrat
Charles Daniels	1893-1897	republican
De Alva Stanwood Alexander	1897-1903	republican
Charles William Gillet	1903-1905	republican
Jacob Sloat Fassett	1905-1911	republican
Edwin Stewart Underhill	1911-1913	democrat
Charles Andrew Talcott	1913-1915	democrat
Homer Peter Snyder	1915-1925	republican
Frederick Morgan Davenport	1925-1933	republican
Frederick James Sisson	1933-1937	democrat
Fred James Douglas	1937-1945	republican
Dean Park Taylor	1945-1953	republican
Clarence Evans Kilburn	1953-1963	republican
Howard Winfield Robison	1963-1973	republican
William Francis Walsh	1973-1979	republican
Gary Alcide Lee	1979-1983	republican
Henry James Nowak	1983-1993	democrat

34th constituency (1843–1853 / 1885–1993)

Between 1843 and 1853 and between 1885 and 1993, the 34th constituency of New York provided one MP per term for the US House of Representatives. As a result, the constituency dispatched 25 congressmen during that time:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Washington Hunt	1843-1849	Whig
Lorenzo Burrows	1849-1853	Whig
Electoral district does not exist (1853–1885)
Walter Loomis Sessions	1885-1887	republican
William Grant Laidlaw	1887-1891	republican
Warren Brewster Hooker	1891-1898	republican
Edward Butterfield Vreeland	1899-1903	republican
James Wolcott Wadsworth	1903-1907	republican
Peter Augustus Porter	1907-1909	republican
James Samuel Simmons	1909-1913	republican
George Winthrop Fairchild	1913-1919	republican
William Henry Hill	1919-1921	republican
John Davenport Clarke	1921-1925	republican
Harold Sumner Tolley	1925-1927	republican
John Davenport Clarke	1927-1933	republican
vacant
Marian Williams Clarke	1933-1935	republican
Bert Lord	1935-1939	republican
Edwin Arthur Hall	1939-1945	republican
Clarence Evans Kilburn	1945-1953	republican
William Robert Williams	1953-1959	republican
Alexander Pirnie	1959-1963	republican
Roy Walter Riehlman	1963-1965	republican
James Michael Hanley	1965-1971	democrat
John Hart Terry	1971-1973	republican
Frank Jefferson Horton	1973-1983	republican
Stanley Nelson Lundine	1983-1987	democrat
Amory Houghton	1987-1993	republican

35th constituency (1903-1983)

Between 1903 and 1983, the 35th constituency of New York dispatched twelve congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
William Henry Ryan	1903-1909	democrat
Daniel Angelus Driscoll	1909-1913	democrat
John Richard Clancy	1913-1915	democrat
Walter Warren Magee	1915-1927	republican
vacant
Clarence Eugene Hancock	1927-1945	republican
Hadwen Carlton Fuller	1945-1949	republican
John Clay Davies	1949-1951	democrat
William Robert Williams	1951-1953	republican
Roy Walter Riehlman	1953-1963	republican
Samuel S. Stratton	1963-1971	democrat
James Michael Hanley	1971-1973	republican
Barber Benjamin Conable	1973-1983	republican

36th constituency (1903–1983)

Between 1903 and 1983, the 36th constituency of New York dispatched eleven congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
De Alva Stanwood Alexander	1903-1911	republican
Charles Bennett Smith	1911-1913	democrat
Sereno Elisha Payne	1913-1914	republican
vacant
Norman Judd Gould	1915-1923	republican
John Taber	1923-1945	republican
Clarence Eugene Hancock	1945-1947	republican
Roy Walter Riehlman	1947-1953	republican
John Taber	1953-1963	republican
Frank Jefferson Horton	1963-1973	republican
Henry P. Smith	1973-1975	republican
John Joseph LaFalce	1975-1983	democrat

37th constituency (1903-1983)

Between 1903 and 1983, the 37th constituency of New York dispatched twelve congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Edward Butterfield Vreeland	1903-1913	republican
Edwin Stewart Underhill	1913-1915	democrat
Harry Hayt Pratt	1915-1919	republican
Alanson Bigelow Houghton	1919-1922	republican
Lewis Henry	1922-1923	republican
Gale Hamilton stalker	1923-1935	republican
William Sterling Cole	1935-1945	republican
Edwin Arthur Hall	1945-1953	republican
William Sterling Cole	1953-1957	republican
vacant
Howard Winfield Robison	1958-1963	republican
Harold Charles Easter Day	1963-1965	republican
Barber Benjamin Conable	1965-1973	republican
Thaddeus Joseph Dulski	1973-1974	democrat
vacant
Henry James Nowak	1975-1983	democrat

38th constituency (1913–1983)

Between 1913 and 1983, the 38th constituency of New York dispatched twelve congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Thomas Byrne Dunn	1913-1923	republican
Meyer Jacobstein	1923-1929	democrat
James Lucius Whitley	1929-1935	republican
James Patrick Bernard Duffy	1935-1937	democrat
George Bradshaw Kelly	1937-1939	democrat
Joseph John O'Brien	1939-1945	republican
John Taber	1945-1953	republican
Kenneth Barnard Keating	1953-1959	republican
Jessica McCullough Weis	1959-1963	republican
Charles Ellsworth Goodell	1963-1968	republican
vacant
James Fred Hastings	1969-1973	republican
Jack French Kemp	1973-1983	republican

39th constituency (1913–1983)

Between 1913 and 1983, the 39th constituency of New York dispatched ten congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Henry Gold Danforth	1913-1917	republican
Archie Dovell Sanders	1917-1933	republican
James Wolcott Wadsworth Junior	1933-1945	republican
William Sterling Cole	1945-1953	republican
Harold Charles Easter Day	1953-1963	republican
John Raymond Pillion	1963-1965	republican
Richard Dean McCarthy	1965-1971	democrat
Jack French Kemp	1971-1973	republican
James Fred Hastings	1973-1976	republican
Stanley Nelson Lundine	1976-1983	democrat

40th constituency (1913–1973)

Between 1913 and 1973, the 40th constituency of New York dispatched seven congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Robert Henry Gittins	1913-1915	democrat
Stephen Wallace Dempsey	1915-1931	republican
Walter Gresham Andrews	1931-1945	republican
George Frederick Rogers	1945-1947	democrat
Kenneth Barnard Keating	1947-1953	republican
William Edward Miller	1953-1965	republican
Henry P. Smith	1965-1973	republican

41st electoral district (1913–1973)

Between 1913 and 1973, the 41st constituency of New York dispatched ten congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Charles Bennett Smith	1913-1919	democrat
Clarence MacGregor	1919-1928	republican
vacant
Edmund Francis Cooke	1929-1933	republican
Alfred Florian Beiter	1933-1939	democrat
John Francis Harter	1939-1941	republican
Alfred Florian Beiter	1941-1943	democrat
Joseph Mruk	1943-1945	republican
James Wolcott Wadsworth Junior	1945–1951	republican
Harold Charles Easter Day	1951-1953	republican
Edmund Patrick Radwan	1953-1959	republican
Thaddeus Joseph Dulski	1959-1973	democrat

42nd electoral district (1913–1963)

Between 1913 and 1963, the 42nd constituency of New York dispatched nine congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Daniel Angelus Driscoll	1913-1917	democrat
William Frederick Waldow	1917-1918	republican
James Michael Mead	1919-1938	democrat
vacant
Pius Louis sword	1939-1941	democrat
vacant
John Cornelius Butler	1941-1945	republican
Walter Gresham Andrews	1945-1949	republican
William Louis Pfeiffer	1949-1951	republican
William Edward Miller	1951-1953	republican
John Raymond Pillion	1953-1963	republican

43rd constituency (1913–1963)

Between 1913 and 1963, the 43rd constituency of New York dispatched six congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Charles Mann Hamilton	1913-1919	republican
Daniel Alden Reed	1919-1945	republican
Edward Julius Elsaesser	1945-1949	republican
Anthony Francis Tauriello	1949-1951	democrat
Edmund Patrick Radwan	1951-1953	republican
Daniel Alden Reed	1953-1959	republican
vacant
Charles Ellsworth Goodell	1959-1963	republican

44th constituency (1945–1953)

Between 1945 and 1953, the 44th constituency of New York dispatched two congressmen:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Cornelius Butler	1945-1949	republican
Chester Charles Gorski	1949-1951	democrat
John Cornelius Butler	1951-1953	republican

45th constituency (1945–1953)

Between 1945 and 1953, the 45th constituency of New York sent only one congressman:

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Daniel Alden Reed	1945-1953	republican

At-Large

1873-1875

As a result of the United States Census 1870 , New York sent an additional congressman in 1873. For the following election in 1874, the electoral districts were redistributed, so that the allocation was made according to electoral district and a state-wide election was no longer necessary.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Lyman Tremain	1873-1875	republican

1883-1885

As a result of the United States Census 1880 , New York sent an additional congressman in 1883. For the following election in 1884, the electoral districts were redistributed so that the allocation was made according to constituency and a state-wide election was no longer necessary.

Surname	Term of office	Political party
Henry Warner Slocum	1883-1885	democrat

1933-1945

As a result of the United States Census 1930 , New York sent two additional Congressmen per term from 1933. New York only reallocated the electoral districts for the 1944 election, so that the allocation was based on constituency and a state-wide election was no longer necessary.

Seat A			Seat B
Surname	Term of office	Political party	Surname	Term of office	Political party
John Fitzgibbons	1933-1935	democrat	Elmer Ebenezer Studley	1933-1935	democrat
Matthew Joseph Merritt	1935-1945	democrat	Caroline Love Goodwin O'Day	1935-1943	democrat
			Winifred Claire Stanley	1943-1945	republican

Remarks

1. ↑ Due to these peculiarities as well as the numerous restructuring of the electoral districts after the census adjustments, there is naturally not always continuity in the individual seats.
2. ^ Laws of the State of New York , Cantine & Leake, 1822, pp. 277f.
3. ^ Journal of the Senate of the State of New York , E. Croswell, 1832, pp. 417f.
4. ^ Vote cast in presidential and congressional elections, 1928-1944 , United States Government Printing Office , 1946, p. 168.

See also

• List of United States Senators from New York
• List of New York Governors
• List of Lieutenant Governors of New York

literature

• Biographical Directory of the United States Congress, 1774-2005 , 16th Edition. United States Government Printing Office, 2005, ISBN 0-16-073176-3 .
• Dominic Gabriel Cianciusi: The Tuscan Telephone Triumph . Panick Enterprise, 2010, ISBN 978-0-9867324-9 , p. 26.
• Richard Balkin: Civil War America, 1850 to 1875 . Checkmark Books, 2006, ISBN 0-8160-3867-8 , pp. 155-196.

Web links

Commons : Members of the US House of Representatives from New York  - Collection of pictures, videos and audio files

• Congressman in the US House of Representatives (from 1789)
• New York Congressmen on govtrack.us website
• United States House of Representatives