Patrick Ryan

Patrick Ryan

Years in Office

3

Bills Sponsored

34

Bills Co-Sponsored

537

Committees

2

Patrick Ryan Biography

Patrick Ryan, a former U.S. Army officer and cybersecurity entrepreneur, was elected to represent New York’s 18th Congressional District in 2022. In Congress, he prioritizes veterans’ affairs, reproductive rights, and economic development for the Hudson Valley. Ryan played a key role in advancing bipartisan legislation to expand mental health care for veterans and serves on the House Armed Services Committee. He approaches public service with a focus on pragmatic solutions, aiming to strengthen his community through responsive and transparent leadership.

Education

  • M.A. in Security Studies, Georgetown University, Washington, DC
    (2013)
  • B.S. in International Politics, United States Military Academy, West Point, NY
    (2004)

Professional History

U.S. Representative

(2022-Present)

Representing New York's 18th district

County Executive

(2019–22)

Business Executive

Business Owner

Impact & Accomplishments

Notable contributions during Patrick Ryan's congressional service.

Veterans' Mental Health Funding

Secured federal funding to expand mental health services for veterans in the Hudson Valley region.

PFAS Contamination Response

Advocated for and obtained resources to address PFAS water contamination at Stewart Air National Guard Base.

Support for Small Businesses

Helped pass legislation providing grants and relief to small businesses impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Hudson Valley Infrastructure

Delivered federal infrastructure investments to improve roads, bridges, and public transit in New York’s 18th District.

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