Congressman John M. McHugh was first sworn in to the U.S. House of Representatives in January 1993, as the voice in Congress for Northern New Yorkers. In 2003, his district was redrawn to include new territory in Central New York and renamed the 23rd Congressional District. And with the start of the 111th Congress in January 2009, Rep. McHugh began his ninth consecutive term in office.
During this time, Rep. McHugh has been a champion of fiscal responsibility; lower taxes; protecting Social Security and Medicare; providing stronger, better schools; and protecting America's farmers. He has also been a leader in the country's policy on national defense. He brings to the House of Representatives more than 30 years of demonstrated public service to upstate New York, including eight years as a State Senator. Read More
In addition to his office in Washington, DC, Congressman McHugh maintains four offices to serve constituents in the 23rd District of New York. You may contact us by phone, e-mail or fax, as well as postal mail. Please be advised that due to security procedures, mail sent through the Post Office to the Washington, DC office could take up to three weeks to arrive.
To visit one of the Congressman's offices - either in Washington, DC or across the 23rd District - visit this link to get maps, directions, and contact information.
Senator Elizabeth O'Connor Little, Republican, is serving her fourth term representing the residents of the 45th Senate District, which comprises Clinton, Essex, Franklin, Hamilton, Warren and Washington Counties. Always accessible and willing to listen, Senator Little has developed a reputation as a persistent and effective advocate for her constituents.
Prior to first winning election to the State Senate in November 2002, Senator Little served in the New York State Assembly for seven years. Senator Little's fourth term builds on many legislative successes. These include: adoption of an initiative that encourages local governments to work cooperatively and share services to save tax dollars; reform of the adverse possession law to ensure greater fairness for property owners; creation of a program to eradicate invasive species which threaten Adirondack streams, rivers and lakes; creation of the Adirondack Community Housing Trust; and passage of the historic Timber Theft Law. Read More
Please use the following link for Senator Little's contact information.
Assemblywoman Teresa R. Sayward, is a lifelong resident of the Adirondack North Country. She was first elected to the New York State Assembly in 2002, to represent the 113th Assembly District, which includes Essex County (except St. Armand), Hamilton County, Warren County and six towns in Saratoga County (Corinth, Day, Edinburg, Hadley, Moreau and Providence).
Until her election to the New York State Assembly, Teresa R. Sayward held the position of Willsboro Town Supervisor for eleven years. She also served on the Board of Supervisors for Essex County for eleven years and as Chair of the Essex County Board of Supervisors for two years. Read More
Please use the following link for Assemblywoman Sayward's contact information.
Assemblywoman Janet L. Duprey was elected November 7, 2006 to represent the 114th Assembly District, which includes all of Clinton and Franklin Counties, as well as the town of St. Armand in Essex County.
A lifelong public servant, Janet was elected to the Clinton County Legislature at the age of 29. Following five terms as a legislator, including two years as the Legislature's chairperson, she was elected County Treasurer in 1986, a position she held until her resignation in December 2006. Read More
Please use the following link for Assemblywoman Duprey's contact information.
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