Mike Lawler

Mike Lawler

Years in Office

2

Bills Sponsored

135

Bills Co-Sponsored

1838

Committees

2

Mike Lawler Biography

Mike Lawler began his career in public service as a local government official and small business owner in New York. Elected to represent New York’s 17th Congressional District in 2022, he focuses on strengthening public safety, improving infrastructure, and advancing fiscal responsibility. Lawler has served on the House Committee on Financial Services and introduced legislation to bolster federal support for law enforcement agencies. He approaches his role with a pragmatic, solutions-oriented style, prioritizing the needs and concerns of his Hudson Valley constituents.

Education

  • B.A. in Accounting and Finance, Manhattan College, New York, NY
    (2009)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2023-Present)

Representing New York's 17th district

Member, New York Assembly

(2020–23)

Deputy Town Supervisor, Orangetown, Ny

(2018–20)

Staffer, Westchester County executive Rob Astorino, Westchester County, Ny

(2015–16)

Executive Director, New York Republican State Committee

Business Owner

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Mike Lawler's congressional service.

Hudson Valley Rail Funding

Secured federal funding to improve and expand Metro-North Railroad service in the Hudson Valley region.

Support for Israel

Co-sponsored resolutions affirming U.S. support for Israel following the October 2023 Hamas attacks.

Disaster Recovery Aid

Advocated for and helped secure federal disaster relief for New York communities impacted by severe flooding in 2023.

Bipartisan SALT Deduction Reform

Introduced bipartisan legislation to raise the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction cap for middle-class families.

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