Malliotakis, Nicole

Nicole Malliotakis represents New York's 11th congressional district, which encompasses Staten Island and portions of southern Brooklyn. First elected to the New York State Assembly in 2010, she served in that chamber for a decade before winning her House seat in 2020. Prior to her legislative career, Malliotakis worked in state government and the private sector, including roles as a community liaison for state senator John Marchi and Governor George Pataki, and as a public affairs manager for Consolidated Edison Company of New York. She also gained statewide prominence as the Republican nominee for New York City mayor in 2017, losing to incumbent Democrat Bill de Blasio.

In Congress, Malliotakis serves on the House Committee on Ways and Means, the Oversight Committee, and the Joint Economic Committee, positioning her to influence tax policy and government accountability. Her legislative work has focused on areas including healthcare reform, food and nutrition programs, and cybersecurity requirements. As of 2025, she is the sole Republican representing New York City in the House of Representatives, reflecting the heavily Democratic composition of the city's congressional delegation.