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New York 24th District

Claudia Tenney (R) holds this seat and is running again. 2 candidates were on the ballot on November 3, 2026.

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  • Claudia Tenney

    Republican · holds this seat today

    A
    Liberty Score A

    On the liberty side in 126 of 132 votes and bills.

    Raised $3,084,891 since January 2025: 46% from PACs and other committees, 38% from people, 16% transfers and other income. The filing at FEC.gov

  • Alissa Ellman

    Democrat · Army veteran and former VA employee

    No grade
    No grade yet

    I have no votes in Congress to count for Ellman, and what Ellman has said and done settles only 1 of my principles. I went through it on October 26. A grade needs 4.

    Raised $452,166 since January 2025: 88% from people, 7% the candidate’s own money, 3% from PACs and other committees. The filing at FEC.gov

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Side by side

A solid letter is a grade from recorded votes on that principle. An outlined letter is on the same scale, for a candidate with no votes: it comes from what that candidate has said and done, and every source is listed below.

Confronts tyranny and terror
A
Tenney21 of 21 votes with liberty
–
EllmanNothing on record
Stands with free nations and free peoples
B
Tenney32 of 38 votes with liberty
F
EllmanAgainst liberty, from 2 sources
Free speech and a free mind
A
Tenney3 of 3 votes with liberty
–
EllmanNothing on record
Free markets and free trade
A
Tenney19 of 19 votes with liberty
–
EllmanNothing on record
One law, equal for every individual
A
Tenney15 of 15 votes with liberty
–
EllmanNothing on record
Freedom of conscience
–
Tenney1 of 1, too few to grade
–
EllmanNothing on record
Strong enough to stay free
A
Tenney11 of 11 votes with liberty
–
EllmanNothing on record
Citizenship and the rule of law
A
Tenney24 of 24 votes with liberty
?
EllmanNot clear either way, from 1 source

Alissa Ellman, on the record

I have no votes in Congress to count for Ellman, so the grade above comes from this list: what Ellman has said and done on my principles. Each line has its source, and each is marked with the same test I use for votes.

Who is on the ballot: the state election offices, as listed on Wikipedia on November 3, 2026, checked against the candidate file of the Federal Election Commission. See a name that is wrong or missing? Say so in the discussion.

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