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Nick LaLota is a Republican representative from New York’s 1st Congressional District who first entered the House in January 2023. The House Historian records prior service as a U.S. Navy surface warfare officer and later local and county government work on Long Island.
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Nick LaLota is a Republican representative from New York’s 1st Congressional District who first entered the House in January 2023. The House Historian records prior service as a U.S. Navy surface warfare officer and later local and county government work on Long Island.
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Open leadership record ↓Nick LaLota is a Republican representative from New York’s 1st Congressional District who first entered the House in January 2023. The House Historian records prior service as a U.S. Navy surface warfare officer and later local and county government work on Long Island.
In the 119th Congress, the House Clerk lists LaLota on the Appropriations and Homeland Security Committees. His official House committee page identifies work on Financial Services and General Government, Military Construction and Veterans Affairs, Legislative Branch, Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Protection, and Homeland Security oversight assignments.
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