U.S. House · New York - 11

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Open seat race for NY-11 with two Democratic candidates

This is an open seat primary for New York's 11th congressional district, with no incumbent on the ballot. Two Democratic candidates, Allison Ziogas and Mike DeCillis, are competing. Ziogas has raised $130,556.74 and has $3,368.93 cash on hand, while DeCillis has posted positions on a wide range of issues including democracy, healthcare, and the environment.

Overview Issues Money

Candidates

Allison Ziogas

Union electrician (IBEW Local 3)

Focus: Healthcare

Sportsmens Club Local 3

Mike DeCillis

Former NYPD officer

Affordability — DeCillis will address stagnant wages and rising costs for housing, healthcare, and groceries, aiming for families to not just get by but get ahead through a well-paid labor market and strong unions.

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Issues

Democracy

DeCillis prioritizes strengthening guardrails to protect constitutional and civil rights and supports the John Lewis Voting Rights Advancement Act to safeguard voting rights.

Mike DeCillis prioritizes strengthening guardrails to protect constitutional and civil rights, and believes government should serve everyone, not just billionaires.

DeCillis for Congress Issues Page

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Corporate PACs

DeCillis does not take money from corporate PACs and believes Citizens United must be overturned to get big money out of politics.

DeCillis does not take money from corporate PACs or any PACs that lobby on behalf of a single foreign nation.

DeCillis for Congress Issues Page

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The money

Cycle-to-date · FEC — figures change as new reports are filed.

AZZiogas

$131K$3K cash

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Researched & verified Jun 22, 2026. Compiled from verified public sources; claims that failed verification are excluded.

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