George Latimer — Democrat Candidate for U.S. House in New York, 2026

George Latimer advocates for comprehensive immigration reform, focusing on accelerating work permits and establishing a fair path to citizenship. As Westchester County Executive, he signed the Immigrant Protection Act into law in 2018, which restricts county resources from aiding federal immigration investigations based on protected characteristics. He also co-signed a letter supporting the New York for All Act, aiming to protect immigrant communities.

“As the Trump Administration’s onslaught of attacks on immigrant communities intensifies by the day, we unequivocally express our support for the New York for All Act (“NY4All”) and call on the state legislature to pass it immediately this session.” (George Latimer, in a letter signed with other members of Congress urging the New York State Legislature, date not provided)”

George Latimer voted against the 2026 Republican budget, stating it would eliminate healthcare for millions, cut Medicaid, defund Planned Parenthood, and increase Affordable Care Act premiums. He supports protecting and strengthening Medicare and Social Security, opposing privatization to ensure these programs remain solvent and accessible for current and future generations. Additionally, he voted Nay on H.R. 6703, the "Lower Health Care Premiums for All Americans Act."

““This cruel budget will hurt people who can least afford it.” George Latimer, U.S. Representative, statement in a press release dated Today (2026) titled 'Rep. Latimer on Republican Budget: “This cruel budget will hurt people who can least afford it”' published on latimer.house.gov/media/press-releases/.”

George Latimer advocates for combating climate change and investing in renewable energy to transition away from fossil fuels, citing a shared responsibility to preserve the planet for future generations. He supports passing a Green New Deal to enact comprehensive policies addressing environmental degradation and promoting conservation efforts. The LCV Action Fund endorsed him as a "Climate Champion." He also prioritizes funding for resilient stormwater and sewer systems to safeguard communities.

George Latimer strongly supports reproductive freedom, viewing it as a vested right for individuals to make their own healthcare decisions. He signed the Reproductive Health Care Facilities Access Act in Westchester County and will advocate for the Women’s Health Protection Act in Congress. Latimer has cosponsored legislation to ensure affordable abortion coverage and will oppose any national abortion ban while working to expand access to contraception and IVF.

“I have been working as a public servant for more than 30 years, improving the quality of life of the people I serve in Westchester County. From securing millions of dollars in infrastructure to supporting abortion rights, reducing gun violence, building more affordable housing, to strengthening our democracy, I am committed to go to Washington to fight for what’s really important – the families of working New Yorkers. (George Latimer, Scarsdale10583.com)”

George Latimer supports NATO, Israel's right to self-defense and a two-state solution, and advocates for aid to Ukraine to defend its sovereignty. He seeks to reduce tensions with China while safeguarding U.S. security interests and protecting Pacific allies. Latimer voted against the 2025 National Defense Authorization Act due to partisan amendments and the exclusion of his proposals. He also voted for the PROTECT Taiwan Act.

George Latimer co-sponsored the Rebuild America’s Schools Act of 2026, which proposes investing over $130 billion in school infrastructure, particularly for high-poverty schools with health and safety risks. He states that prioritizing school funding is essential to ensure every child has access to quality education. He also supports initiatives for affordable childcare and programs for nutritious meals for children.

“George believes it is essential to prioritize school funding to ensure every child has access to a quality education. — George Latimer, latimerforny.com/priorities/”

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