Documenting congressional representation through public records
This site tracks statements, votes, and actions by New York's 23rd Congressional District representative using publicly available government records. We present claims and actions side by side. All sources are linked and archived so readers can verify independently.
We collect official statements, votes, and constituent correspondence from public sources.
We compare public claims with the documented congressional record and CBO analyses.
We link primary sources so readers can review the evidence directly and draw their own conclusions.
This site does not rely on anonymous tips, partisan messaging, or speculation.
Selected findings from our documentation
| Topic | His Claim | The Record | Verdict |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOTU 2026 | "Prices are down" / "zero illegal crossings" | CPI up 2.4% YoY; CBP: 34,626 apprehensions | False |
| Tax Cut Claim | "Largest middle-class tax cut in history" | 6th largest by GDP; 60% of benefits to top quintile | False |
| Epstein/Wexner | "Working with Oversight colleagues" on investigation | Did not attend Wexner deposition; ran funding tour instead | Missing Context |
| Office Closure | "Credible threats" closed Jamestown office | FOIL: zero threat reports at JPD; one burglar alarm | Missing Context |
| NYSEG Rate Hike | No public statement on $500M+ rate increase | Sen. Riley intervened systematically; Langworthy silent | Documented Pattern |
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When a Member of Congress claims credit for a public-policy outcome — especially one with broad sympathy like releasing …
NY-23 is an agricultural district. Decisions made by the U.S. House about commodity programs, crop insurance, biofuels, …
When constituents want to know what private interests are paying for their Member of Congress’s travel, the natural …
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