Years in Office
10
Bills Sponsored
190
Bills Co-Sponsored
2257
Committees
2
Elise Stefanik Biography
Elise Stefanik began her career as a policy advisor and small business owner before entering public service. She was elected to represent New York's 21st congressional district in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2014, becoming the youngest woman ever elected to Congress at that time. Stefanik prioritizes strengthening national security, supporting military families, and expanding rural broadband access. She has served as Chair of the House Republican Conference and played a leading role in shaping military policy through the House Armed Services Committee. Stefanik is known for her direct engagement with constituents, focusing on pragmatic solutions for her district's unique needs.
Education
- B.A. in Government, Harvard University, Cambridge, MA(2006)
Professional History
U.S. Senator
(2015-Present)Representing New York in the Senate
Aide, White House Domestic Policy Council and Office of the chief of Staff
(2006–09)Campaign Aide
Businesswoman
Impact & Accomplishments
Notable contributions during Elise Stefanik's congressional service.
Support for Fort Drum
Secured funding and advocated for military families and infrastructure improvements at Fort Drum Army base.
Rural Broadband Expansion
Helped pass legislation to expand high-speed internet access in rural and underserved communities in upstate New York.
Higher Education Access
Co-sponsored the Modernizing Apprenticeships Act to strengthen workforce training and education opportunities.
Northern Border Security
Advanced measures to improve security and customs operations along the U.S.-Canada northern border.
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