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Josh Riley is a Democratic representative from New York serving the 19th District in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk lists him as a current member representing an upstate New York district.
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Josh Riley is a Democratic representative from New York serving the 19th District in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk lists him as a current member representing an upstate New York district.
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Open leadership record ↓Josh Riley is a Democratic representative from New York serving the 19th District in the 119th Congress. The House Clerk lists him as a current member representing an upstate New York district.
Riley’s official biography says he is from Endicott and previously worked at the U.S. Department of Labor, practiced law and served as counsel on the U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee before his election to Congress.
The House Clerk lists Riley on the Agriculture Committee and Science, Space, and Technology Committee, including Agriculture subcommittees on forestry and livestock and the Science Committee’s Energy Subcommittee.
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