Rep. George S. Latimer is seeking another term representing New York’s 16th Congressional District against Republican Joseph J. Cinquemani on Nov. 3.
The state’s amended certification lists Latimer on the Democratic line and Cinquemani on the Republican line. Voters will choose one representative.
Public-service background
Latimer’s official biography describes a career beginning with his election to the Rye City Council in 1987. He later served in the Westchester County Legislature, Assembly and state Senate.
He became Westchester County executive in January 2018 and entered Congress in 2025. His biography lists a Fordham University bachelor’s degree and a master’s degree in public administration from New York University.
Campaign priorities
Latimer’s campaign priorities include more affordable housing and investment in roads, public transportation and stormwater infrastructure. He presents that work as a way to address costs and local infrastructure needs.
He also supports reproductive-health access and clean-energy development. On foreign policy, the campaign emphasizes cooperation with U.S. allies.
These descriptions summarize Latimer’s own campaign material. No submitted Surround Sound Media questionnaire response from Latimer was available as of Oct. 14.
Responses are based on public data and answers to a Surround Sound Media questionnaire if they were provided.
