List of United States representatives from New York explained

The following is a list of members of the United States House of Representatives from the state of New York. For chronological tables of members of both houses of the United States Congress from the state (through the present day), see United States congressional delegations from New York. The list of names should be complete but other data may be incomplete.

Current members of the U.S. House of Representatives

See main article: New York's congressional districts.

• : Nick LaLota (R) (since 2023)
• : Andrew Garbarino (R) (since 2021)
• : Tom Suozzi (D) (since 2024)
• : Anthony D'Esposito (R) (since 2023)
• : Gregory Meeks (D) (since 1998)
• : Grace Meng (D) (since 2013)
• : Nydia Velázquez (D) (since 1993)
• : Hakeem Jeffries (D) (since 2013)
• : Yvette Clarke (D) (since 2007)
• : Dan Goldman (D) (since 2023)
• : Nicole Malliotakis (R) (since 2021)
• : Jerry Nadler (D) (since 1992)
• : Adriano Espaillat (D) (since 2017)
• : Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez (D) (since 2019)
• : Ritchie Torres (D) (since 2021)
• : Jamaal Bowman (D) (since 2021)
• : Mike Lawler (R) (since 2023)
• : Pat Ryan (D) (since 2022)
• : Marc Molinaro (R) (since 2023)
• : Paul Tonko (D) (since 2009)
• : Elise Stefanik (R) (since 2015)
• : Brandon Williams (R) (since 2023)
• : Nick Langworthy (R) (since 2023)
• : Claudia Tenney (R) (since 2021)
• : Joseph Morelle (D) (since 2018)
• : Tim Kennedy (D) (since 2024)

List of members

The list of names should be complete, but other data may be incomplete.

Member	Party	District	Years	District home	Electoral history
Bella Abzug	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Manhattan	Retired to run for U.S. Senate.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1977
Gary Ackerman	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Queens	Retired.
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
align=left	Charles H. Adams		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Cohoes	Lost re-election.
align=left	John Adams		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Durham	?
John J. Adams	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887	?
Parmenio Adams		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Batavia	Retired to return to personal businesses.
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1827
Joseph P. Addabbo	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Queens	Died.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– April 10, 1986
align=left	Asa Adgate		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Chesterfield	Chose not to run for re-election.
align=left	Theron Akin		Progressive Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Fort Johnson	Unsuccessful in renomination twice. Became Mayor of Amsterdam, New York
De Alva S. Alexander	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1911
align=left	Henry P. Alexander		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Little Falls	?
align=left	Judson Allen		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Harpursville	?
align=left	Nathaniel Allen		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Richmond	?
align=left	Jerome Ambro		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1981	Huntington	Retired to become a lobbyist and a governmental and legislative consultant.
align=left	Joseph H. Anderson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	White Plains	?
align=left	George Rex Andrews		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Ticonderoga	?
align=left	John T. Andrews		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Bath	?
align=left	Samuel G. Andrews		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Rochester	?
Walter G. Andrews	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1949
align=left	John Emory Andrus		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Yonkers	?
Victor Anfuso	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1963		?
William G. Angel	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Burlington	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1833		?
align=left	Martin C. Ansorge		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Manhattan	Lost re-election.
align=left	Mike Arcuri		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2011	Utica	Lost re-election.
align=left	Benedict Arnold		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Amsterdam	?
John Arnot Jr.	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Elmira	Died.
	nowrap	– November 20, 1886
align=left	Henry Ashley		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Catskill	?
Daniel Avery	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Scipio	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1815
	nowrap	– March 3, 1817	?
align=left	Steven Beckwith Ayres		Independent Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	?
align=left	Alfred Babcock		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Gaines	?
align=left	Leander Babcock		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Oswego	?
align=left	William Babcock		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Penn Yan	?
Henry Bacon	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Goshen	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1893
align=left	Robert L. Bacon		Republican		nowrap	– September 12, 1938	Old Westbury	Died.
align=left	William J. Bacon		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Utica	?
align=left	Luther Badger		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Jamesville	?
Herman Badillo	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Bronx	Resigned to become Deputy Mayor of New York City.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1977
align=left	George A. Bagley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Watertown	?
John H. Bagley Jr.	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Catskill	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1885		?
align=left	Alexander H. Bailey		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Rome	Retired.
align=left	John Mosher Bailey		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Albany	?
Theodorus Bailey		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	Poughkeepsie	?
Democratic-Republican	nowrap	– March 3, 1797
nowrap	– March 3, 1801	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1803	?
align=left	Caleb Baker		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Elmira	?
align=left	Charles S. Baker		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Rochester	?
align=left	Robert Baker		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Stephen Baker		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Poughkeepsie	?
align=left	William H. Baker		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Constantia	?
align=left	Joseph C. Baldwin		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Manhattan	?
Daniel D. Barnard		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Albany	?
Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1845
align=left	Demas Barnes		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Thomas J. Barr		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Manhattan	?
Robert R. Barry	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Yonkers	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
William Bernard Barry	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Queens	Died.
	nowrap	– October 20, 1946
align=left	Gamaliel H. Barstow		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Nichols	?
align=left	Franklin Bartlett		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Manhattan	?
align=left	Bruce Fairchild Barton		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1941	Manhattan	?
align=left	Samuel Barton		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Richmond	?
Lyman K. Bass	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
align=left	Edward Bassett		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Brooklyn	?
Lewis Beach	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Cornwall	Died.
	nowrap	– August 10, 1886
align=left	Charles Lewis Beale		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Kinderhook	?
Samuel Beardsley	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Utica	Resigned to become circuit judge.
	nowrap	– March 29, 1836
	Democratic		nowrap	– February 29, 1844		Resigned to become associate justice of New York Supreme Court.
Frank J. Becker	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Lynbrook	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left	George M. Beebe		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Monticello	?
align=left	Thomas Beekman		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Peterboro	?
align=left	Cyrus Beers		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Ithaca	?
Alfred F. Beiter	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1939	Williamsville	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1943		?
align=left	George O. Belden		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Monticello	?
James J. Belden	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Syracuse	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
	nowrap	– March 3, 1899	?
align=left	Joseph M. Belford		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Riverhead	?
align=left	Oliver Belmont		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	?
align=left	Perry Belmont		Democratic		nowrap	– December 1, 1888	Babylon	Resigned to become U.S. Minister to Spain.
align=left	Charles B. Benedict		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Attica	?
align=left	Augustus W. Bennet		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Newburgh	?
William Stiles Bennet	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1917	?
align=left	Charles G. Bennett		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Brooklyn	?
align=left	David S. Bennett		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Buffalo	?
Henry Bennett	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	New Berlin	Lost re-election.
	nowrap	– March 3, 1855
		Opposition	nowrap	– March 3, 1857
		Republican	nowrap	– March 3, 1859
Egbert Benson		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1793	Red Hook	?
	Federalist		nowrap	– August 2, 1813	?	Resigned.
align=left	Henry Wilbur Bentley		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Boonville	?
align=left	Charles S. Benton		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Mohawk	?
align=left	John T. Bergen		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Teunis G. Bergen		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	New Utrecht	?
align=left	Samuel Betts		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Newburgh	?
Mario Biaggi	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Bronx	Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– August 5, 1988
align=left	Bennet Bicknell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Morrisville	?
Jonathan Brewster Bingham	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Bronx	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
align=left	John Bird		Federalist		nowrap	– July 25, 1801	?	Resigned.
align=left	Ausburn Birdsall		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Binghamton	?
align=left	James Birdsall		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Norwich	?
align=left	Samuel Birdsall		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Waterloo	?
Victory Birdseye		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Pompey	?
	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	?
align=left	Tim Bishop		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2015	Southampton	?
align=left	Frank S. Black		Republican		nowrap	– January 7, 1897	Troy	Resigned when elected Governor of New York.
align=left	Loring M. Black Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Manhattan	?
align=left	Esbon Blackmar		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Newark	?
align=left	Bernard Blair		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Salem	?
align=left	John Blake Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Montgomery	?
align=left	Harmanus Bleecker		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Albany	?
Archibald M. Bliss	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1889	?
align=left	Isaac Bloom		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– April 26, 1803	?	Died.
Sol Bloom	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	Died.
	nowrap	– March 7, 1949
Abraham Bockee	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Federal Store	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1837		?
align=left	Charles Bodle		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Bloomingburg	?
Sherwood Boehlert	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	New Hartford	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2003
	nowrap	– January 3, 2007
align=left	David A. Bokee		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Charles G. Bond		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Azariah Boody		Whig		nowrap	– Oct 1853	Rochester	Resigned.
align=left	David A. Boody		Democratic		nowrap	– October 13, 1891	Brooklyn	Resigned to become railroad commissioner of New York State.
align=left	Charles Borland Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Wardsbridge	?
align=left	Peter I. Borst		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Middleburg	?
align=left	Albert H. Bosch		Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1960	Queens	Resigned to become judge for Queens County.
align=left	Joseph Bouck		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Middleburg	?
align=left	Matthias J. Bovee		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Amsterdam	?
align=left	John M. Bowers		Federalist		nowrap	– December 20, 1813	Cooperstown	Lost election contest to Isaac Williams Jr.
align=left nowrap	Jamaal Bowman		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Yonkers		Incumbent
align=left	Obadiah Bowne		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Richmond	?
align=left	Samuel S. Bowne		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Cooperstown	?
align=left	Alexander Boyd		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Middleburg	?
align=left	John H. Boyd		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Whitehall	?
align=left	John J. Boylan		Democratic		nowrap	– October 5, 1938	Manhattan	Died.
align=left	Thomas J. Bradley		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Manhattan	?
align=left	Thomas W. Bradley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Walden	?
align=left	Frank J. Brasco		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1975	Brooklyn	?
align=left	Francis B. Brewer		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Westfield	?
align=left	David P. Brewster		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Oswego	?
align=left	Henry C. Brewster		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Rochester	?
George Briggs		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Manhattan	?
	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	?
align=left	Anthony Brindisi		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2021	Utica	Term expired before election results were determined.
align=left	Henry Bristow		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Brooklyn	?
John C. Brodhead		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Modena	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1839	?
align=left	Isaac H. Bronson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Watertown	?
align=left	David Brooks		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1799	Poughkeepsie	?
James Brooks		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	New York City	?
Democratic		nowrap	– April 7, 1866	William E. Dodge contested the election.
nowrap		– March 3, 1873	Died.
	nowrap	– April 30, 1873
align=left	Micah Brooks		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	East Bloomfield	?
align=left	Anson Brown		Whig		nowrap	– June 14, 1840	Ballston	Died.
align=left	John W. Brown		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Newburgh	?
align=left	Lathrop Brown		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	St. James	?
align=left	Henry Bruckner		Democratic		nowrap	– December 31, 1917	Manhattan	Resigned.
align=left	William F. Brunner		Democratic		nowrap	– September 27, 1935	Rockaway Park	Resigned when elected Sheriff of Queens County.
align=left	Andrew DeWitt Bruyn		Democratic		nowrap	– July 27, 1838	Ithaca	Died.
align=left	Lloyd Bryce		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Manhattan	?
Ellsworth B. Buck	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Staten Island	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1949
Charles A. Buckley	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Bronx	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left	Alexander H. Buell		Democratic		nowrap	– January 29, 1853	Fairfield	Died.
align=left	Ann Marie Buerkle		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Syracuse	?
align=left	Solomon Bundy		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Oxford	Retired.
align=left	Rudolph Bunner		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Oswego	?
align=left	Thomas L. Bunting		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Hamburg	?
align=left	Thomas F. Burchill		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
Henry G. Burleigh	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Whitehall	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
align=left	Silas M. Burroughs		Republican		nowrap	– June 3, 1860	Medina	Died.
align=left	Lorenzo Burrows		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Albion	?
John Cornelius Butler	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1949
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953	?
align=left	Martin Butterfield		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Palmyra	?
align=left	Daniel E. Button		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Albany	?
William T. Byrne	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Albany	Died.
	nowrap	– January 27, 1952
align=left	Daniel Cady		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Johnstown	?
align=left	John W. Cady		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Johnstown	?
align=left	William M. Calder		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Brooklyn	?
align=left	C. Pope Caldwell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Forest Hills	?
align=left	Hervey C. Calkin		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Manhattan	?
Churchill C. Cambreleng	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
		Jacksonian	nowrap	– March 3, 1837
		Democratic	nowrap	– March 3, 1839
align=left	John H. Camp		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Lyons	?
Felix Campbell	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1891
align=left	Samuel Campbell		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Columbus	?
Timothy J. Campbell	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1893		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left	William W. Campbell		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Manhattan	?
align=left	Jacob A. Cantor		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Louis Capozzoli		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Bruce F. Caputo		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1979	Yonkers	?
John F. Carew	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	Resigned to become justice in New York Supreme Court.
	nowrap	– December 28, 1929
Hugh Carey	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Brooklyn	Resigned when elected Governor of New York.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1974
align=left nowrap	Patrick J. Carley		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Gregory W. Carman		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Farmingdale	?
align=left nowrap rowspan=2	William Carney		Conservative		nowrap	– October 7, 1985	Hauppauge	?
	Republican	nowrap	– January 3, 1987		?
align=left nowrap	Davis Carpenter		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Brockport	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Levi D. Carpenter		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Waterville	?
align=left nowrap	Charles H. Carroll		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Groveland	?
align=left nowrap	John M. Carroll		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Johnstown	?
align=left nowrap	Luther C. Carter		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Flushing	?
align=left nowrap	Jeremiah E. Cary		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Cherry Valley	?
align=left nowrap	Walter Case		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Newburgh	?
Emanuel Celler	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
align=left nowrap	Jacob P. Chamberlain		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Seneca Falls	?
Walter M. Chandler		Progressive		nowrap	– March 3, 1917	Manhattan	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1923	?
align=left nowrap	John Winthrop Chanler		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William A. Chanler		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Alfred C. Chapin		Democratic		nowrap	– November 16, 1892	Brooklyn	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Graham H. Chapin		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Lyons	?
align=left nowrap	William B. Charles		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1917	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	George W. Chase		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Schenevus	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Chase		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Cooperstown	?
align=left nowrap	Charles A. Chickering		Republican		nowrap	– February 13, 1900	Copenhagen	Died.
align=left nowrap	Thomas Child Jr.		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
Timothy Childs		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Rochester	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	?
Whig	nowrap		– March 3, 1839
nowrap	– March 3, 1843		?
align=left nowrap	Shirley Chisholm		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Brooklyn	?
Simeon B. Chittenden		Independent Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Brooklyn	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1881
align=left nowrap	Thomas C. Chittenden		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Adams	?
align=left nowrap	John C. Churchill		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Oswego	?
John Michael Clancy	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left nowrap	John R. Clancy		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Syracuse	?
Ambrose W. Clark	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Watertown	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
Horace F. Clark		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Manhattan	?
	Anti-Lecompton Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1861
John C. Clark		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Bainbridge	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1839	?
	Whig	nowrap		– March 3, 1843
align=left nowrap	Lot Clark		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Norwich	?
align=left nowrap	Robert Clark		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Clark		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Waterloo	?
align=left nowrap	Archibald S. Clarke		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Clarence	?
align=left nowrap	Bayard Clarke		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Charles E. Clarke		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Great Bend	?
Freeman Clarke	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Rochester	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1873		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	John D. Clarke		Republican		nowrap	– November 5, 1933	Fraser	Died.
align=left nowrap	Marian W. Clarke		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Fraser	?
align=left nowrap	Staley N. Clarke		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Ellicottville	?
Yvette Clarke	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Brooklyn	Elected in 2006. Incumbent
	nowrap	– present	Brooklyn
align=left nowrap	Bertram Tracy Clayton		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Brooklyn	?
William E. Cleary	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1927		?
align=left nowrap	L. Gary Clemente		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Ozone Park	?
George Clinton Jr.	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	Manhattan	?
and	nowrap	– March 3, 1809
James G. Clinton	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Newburgh	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1845
align=left nowrap	E. Harold Cluett		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	James Cochran		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1799	?	?
align=left nowrap	Aaron Van Schaick Cochrane		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Hudson	?
align=left nowrap	Clark B. Cochrane		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	John Cochrane		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Manhattan	?
William Bourke Cockran	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1893	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
	nowrap	– March 3, 1909	?
	nowrap	– March 1, 1923	Died.
align=left nowrap	William W. Cocks		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Westbury	?
align=left nowrap	William W. Cohen		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1929	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Cadwallader D. Colden		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Manhattan	Successfully challenged the election of Peter Sharpe to the 17th Congress.
W. Sterling Cole	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Bath	Resigned to head the International Atomic Energy Agency.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– December 1, 1957
align=left nowrap	John A. Collier		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Binghamton	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	John F. Collin		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Hillsdale	?
align=left nowrap	Chris Collins		Republican		nowrap	– October 1, 2019	Clarence	?
align=left nowrap	Ela Collins		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Lowville	?
align=left nowrap	William Collins		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Lowville	?
align=left nowrap	Oliver C. Comstock		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Trumansburg	?
Barber Conable	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Alexander	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1985
align=left nowrap	Harmon S. Conger		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Cortland	?
align=left nowrap	Alfred Conkling		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Canajoharie	?
align=left nowrap	Frederick A. Conkling		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Manhattan	?
Roscoe Conkling	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Utica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
align=left nowrap	Richard E. Connell		Democratic		nowrap	– October 30, 1912	Poughkeepsie	Died.
Michael F. Conry	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	Died.
	nowrap	– March 2, 1917
align=left nowrap	Bates Cooke		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Lewiston	?
align=left nowrap	Edmund F. Cooke		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1933	Alden	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas B. Cooke		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Catskill	?
William J. Coombs	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
William Cooper	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1797	?	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1801		?
Thomas Cornell	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Rondout	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1883	?
Erastus Corning	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Albany	?
nowrap	– October 5, 1863		Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Parker Corning		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1937	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Frederic René Coudert Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1959	Manhattan	?
James W. Covert	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Long Island City	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1895		?
align=left nowrap	George W. Cowles		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Clyde	?
align=left nowrap	Henry B. Cowles		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Carmel	?
align=left nowrap	Isaac N. Cox		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Ellenville	?
Samuel S. Cox	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1885		Resigned to become U.S. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to the Ottoman Empire.
	nowrap	– May 20, 1885
	nowrap	– September 10, 1889	Died.
Hector Craig		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Chester	?
	Jacksonian	nowrap		– July 12, 1830	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	John Cramer		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Waterford	?
Thomas J. Creamer	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1903	?
align=left nowrap	Henry Crocheron		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Castletown	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob Crocheron		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Smithfield	?
align=left nowrap	Philip S. Crooke		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Flatbrush	?
Joe Crowley	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Elmhurst	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2019	Elmhurst	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Richard Crowley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Lockport	?
align=left nowrap	Frank Crowther		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	Daniel Cruger		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Francis D. Culkin		Republican		nowrap	– August 4, 1943	Oswego	Died.
align=left nowrap	Thomas H. Cullen		Democratic		nowrap	– March 1, 1944	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Erastus D. Culver		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Greenwich	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas W. Cumming		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Brooklyn	?
Amos J. Cummings	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1893	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
	nowrap	– May 2, 1902	Died.
align=left nowrap	Edward W. Curley		Democratic		nowrap	– January 6, 1940	Bronx	Died.
align=left nowrap	Edward Curtis		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Newton Martin Curtis		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Odgensburg	?
align=left nowrap	John P. Cushman		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	Francis B. Cutting		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Anthony D'Esposito		Republican		nowrap	– present	Island Park		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Harry H. Dale		Democratic		nowrap	– January 6, 1919	Brooklyn	Resigned to become judge of magistrate court.
Amasa Dana	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Ithaca	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1845	?
Henry G. Danforth	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Rochester	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1917
align=left nowrap	Charles Daniels		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	William Augustus Darling		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Frederick M. Davenport		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1933	Clinton	?
align=left nowrap	Ira Davenport		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Irwin D. Davidson		Liberal		nowrap	– December 31, 1956	Manhattan	Resigned when elected judge of Court of General Sessions for New York County.
align=left nowrap	John C. Davies II		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	Noah Davis		Republican		nowrap	– July 15, 1870	Albion	resigned after becoming United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York
Richard D. Davis	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Poughkeepsie	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1845
Thomas Treadwell Davis		Union		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Syracuse	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1867
align=left nowrap	John M. Davy		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Rochester	?
Rowland Day		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Sempronius	?
	Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1835	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Dayan		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Lowville	?
align=left nowrap	Henry S. De Forest		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Schenectady	?
John I. De Graff		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Schenectady	?
	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	?
align=left nowrap	James De La Montanya		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Haverstraw	?
align=left nowrap	Milton De Lano		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Canastota	?
align=left nowrap	John De Mott		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Lodi	?
align=left nowrap	Charles G. DeWitt		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	David M. De Witt		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob H. De Witt		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Kingston	?
Gilbert Dean	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Poughkeepsie	Resigned to become justice to Supreme Court of New York.
	nowrap	– July 3, 1854
James J. Delaney	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Long Island City	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1953		Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– December 31, 1978
John J. Delaney	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– November 18, 1948		Died.
align=left nowrap	Isaac C. Delaplaine		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Antonio Delgado		Democratic		nowrap	– May 25, 2022	Rhinebeck	Resigned to become Lieutenant Governor of New York
align=left nowrap	S. Wallace Dempsey		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1931	Lockport	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Denoyelles		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Haverstraw	?
Steven Derounian	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Roslyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
John Dean Dickinson		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Troy	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831
align=left nowrap	John Dickson		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	West Bloomfield	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Dickson		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	New Scotland	?
Samuel Dickstein	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	Resigned to become justice on New York Supreme Court.
	nowrap	– December 30, 1945
align=left nowrap	William Dietz		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Schoharie	?
align=left nowrap	Joe DioGuardi		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1989	Scarsdale	?
align=left nowrap	Alexander S. Diven		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Elmira	?
Edward Dodd		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Argyle	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859
align=left nowrap	William E. Dodge		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Nicholas B. Doe		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Waterford	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew W. Doig		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Lowville	?
Isidore Dollinger	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Manhattan	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1959
align=left nowrap	Dan Donovan		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2019	Great Kills, Staten Island	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	James G. Donovan		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1957	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Jerome F. Donovan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	New York City	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Edwin B. Dooley		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Mamaroneck	?
Peter J. Dooling	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1921
align=left nowrap	Francis E. Dorn		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1961	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	William Dorsheimer		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Manhattan	?
Ulysses F. Doubleday	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Auburn	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1837		?
align=left nowrap	Fred J. Douglas		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Utica	?
William H. Douglas	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1905
John G. Dow	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1969	Grand View	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1973		?
align=left nowrap	Abraham Dowdney		Democratic		nowrap	– December 10, 1886	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	Thomas Downey		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	West Islip	?
align=left nowrap	John R. Drake		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Owego	?
William Henry Draper	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Troy	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
align=left nowrap	Edmund H. Driggs		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Brooklyn	?
Daniel A. Driscoll	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1917
Michael E. Driscoll	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Syracuse	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
R. Holland Duell	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Cortland	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1873	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	William Duer		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	James P.B. Duffy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1937	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	P. Henry Dugro		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Manhattan	?
Thaddeus J. Dulski	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Buffalo	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1974
align=left nowrap	Thomas B. Dunn		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Rochester	?
Edward J. Dunphy	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left nowrap	Charles T. Dunwell		Republican		nowrap	– June 12, 1908	Brooklyn	Died.
align=left nowrap	Cyrus Durey		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Johnstown	?
align=left nowrap	Jeremiah W. Dwight		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Dryden	?
John Wilbur Dwight	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Dryden	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
align=left nowrap	Justin Dwinell		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Cazenovia	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel W. Eager		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Montgomery	?
align=left nowrap	Jonas Earll Jr.		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Onondaga	?
align=left nowrap	Nehemiah H. Earll		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	Lewis Eaton		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Duanesburg	?
align=left nowrap	Fred J. Eckert		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1987	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Morris Michael Edelstein		Democratic		nowrap	– June 4, 1941	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	Francis S. Edwards		Know Nothing		nowrap	– February 28, 1857	Fredonia	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	John Edwards		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Ephratah	?
align=left nowrap	Valentine Efner		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Jefferson	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Egbert		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Tompkinsville	?
align=left nowrap	Anthony Eickhoff		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Edwin Einstein		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Benjamin Ellicott		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Batavia	?
align=left nowrap	Chesselden Ellis		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Waterford	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel S. Ellsworth		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Penn Yan	?
align=left nowrap	Lucas Elmendorf		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Edward J. Elsaesser		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Alfred Ely		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	John Ely		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Coxsackie	?
Smith Ely Jr.	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Manhattan	Resigned to become Mayor of New York City.
nowrap	– December 11, 1876
align=left nowrap	Louis W. Emerson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Warrensburg	?
align=left nowrap	James Emott		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Albany	?
Eliot Engel	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	The Bronx	Lost re-nomination to Bowman
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– January 3, 2021
align=left nowrap	Adriano Espaillat		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Manhattan		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	David Ellicott Evans		Jacksonian		nowrap	– May 2, 1827	Batavia	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Marcellus H. Evans		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1941	Brooklyn	?
Benjamin L. Fairchild	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Pelham	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1919	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1923	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1927	?
George Winthrop Fairchild	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Oneonta	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1919
align=left nowrap	Leonard Farbstein		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Michael F. Farley		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1917	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Dudley Farlin		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Warrensburg	?
align=left nowrap	John M. Farquhar		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	John Faso		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2019	Kinderhook	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Jacob Sloat Fassett		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Elmira	?
James H. Fay	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1941	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1945		?
align=left nowrap	John Fay		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Northampton	?
John R. Fellows	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Manhattan	Resigned to become District Attorney for New York City.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1893
Reuben Fenton		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Frewsburg	?
Republican	nowrap	– March 3, 1863		Resigned when elected Governor of New York.
	nowrap	– December 20, 1864
align=left nowrap	John W. Ferdon		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Piermont	?
align=left nowrap	Geraldine Ferraro		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1985	Forest Hills	Retired to run for U.S. Vice President
Charles G. Ferris		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1843
align=left nowrap	Orange Ferriss		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Glens Falls	?
align=left nowrap	David Dudley Field II		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William C. Fields		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Laurens	?
Millard Fillmore	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Buffalo	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1843		?
align=left nowrap	Isaac Finch		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Jay	?
align=left nowrap	John Fine		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Ogdensburg	?
Sidney A. Fine	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Manhattan	Resigned to serve on the New York Supreme Court.
	nowrap	– January 2, 1956
Paul A. Fino	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Manhattan	Resigned when elected justice to the New York Supreme Court.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1968
align=left nowrap	Israel F. Fischer		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Hamilton Fish		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Hamilton Fish II		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Garrison	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Hamilton Fish III		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Garrison	?
Hamilton Fish IV	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Millbrook	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 1995
align=left nowrap	George Fisher		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– February 5, 1830	Oswego	Lost contested election.
align=left nowrap	John Fisher		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Batavia	?
Jonathan Fisk	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1811	Newburgh	?
	nowrap	– March 21, 1815	Resigned to become US Attorney.
align=left nowrap	Asa Fitch		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Salem	?
Ashbel P. Fitch		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– December 26, 1893	Resigned to become New York City Comptroller.
align=left nowrap	Frank T. Fitzgerald		Democratic		nowrap	– November 4, 1889	Manhattan	Resigned when elected register of New York County.
John J. Fitzgerald	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Brooklyn	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1917
align=left nowrap	John Fitzgibbons		Democratic	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	James M. Fitzpatrick		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William H. Flack		Republican		nowrap	– February 2, 1907	Malone	Died.
Thomas T. Flagler		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Lockport	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
align=left nowrap	Floyd Flake		Democratic		nowrap	– November 17, 1997	Queens	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Thomas S. Flood		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Elmira	?
Roswell P. Flower	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– September 16, 1891	Resigned to become Governor of New York.
align=left nowrap	Charles A. Floyd		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Commack	?
John G. Floyd	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Utica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1853	?
align=left nowrap	William Floyd		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1791	Brookhaven	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	Joseph V. Flynn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Otto G. Foelker		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Charles A. Foote		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Wallace T. Foote Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Port Henry	?
Michael Forbes		Republican		nowrap	– July 17, 1999	Quogue	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– January 3, 2001
align=left nowrap	William Donnison Ford		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Watertown	?
align=left nowrap	Charles V. Fornes		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Nicoll Fosdick		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Morristown	?
align=left nowrap	Vito Fossella		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2009	Staten Island	?
align=left nowrap	A. Lawrence Foster		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Morrisville	?
align=left nowrap	Henry A. Foster		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Rome	?
align=left nowrap	John Fox		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Richard Franchot		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	George B. Francis		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	?
Augustus Frank	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Warsaw	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
align=left nowrap	Dan Frisa		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1997	Westbury	?
align=left nowrap	Joel Frost		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Carmel	?
Hadwen C. Fuller	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Parish	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1949
Philo C. Fuller		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Genesco	Resigned.
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– September 2, 1836
align=left nowrap	William K. Fuller		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Chittenango	?
align=left nowrap	Albert Gallup		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	East Berne	?
Ralph A. Gamble	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Larchmont	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1957
James V. Ganly	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– September 7, 1923		Died.
align=left nowrap	John Ganson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew Garbarino		Republican		nowrap	– present	Sayville		Incumbent
Robert García	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Bronx	Resigned because of corruptions.
	nowrap	– January 7, 1990
Barent Gardenier	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Kingston	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1811
align=left nowrap	Daniel G. Garnsey		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Fredonia	?
align=left nowrap	Nathaniel Garrow		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Auburn	?
align=left nowrap	Seth M. Gates		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Le Roy	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph A. Gavagan		Democratic		nowrap	– December 30, 1943	Manhattan	Resigned when elected justice of New York Supreme Court.
align=left nowrap	John Gebhard		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Schoharie	?
align=left nowrap	James Geddes		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Onondaga	?
Henry George Jr.	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
Chris Gibson	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Kinderhook	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2017
Ezekiel Gilbert		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	Hudson	?
	Federalist	nowrap		– March 3, 1797
Jacob H. Gilbert	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Bronx	Lost re-election.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1971
align=left nowrap	William A. Gilbert		Opposition		nowrap	– February 27, 1857	Adams	Resigned.
Charles W. Gillet	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Addison	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1905
align=left nowrap	Ransom H. Gillet		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Odgensburg	?
align=left nowrap	Kirsten Gillibrand		Democratic		nowrap	– January 26, 2009	Greenport	Resigned after being appointed to the U.S. Senate.
Benjamin Gilman	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Middletown	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 2003
align=left nowrap	Robert H. Gittins		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Niagara Falls	?
Henry Glen		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	?	?
	Federalist	nowrap		– March 3, 1801
align=left nowrap	Martin H. Glynn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Albany	?
Thomas R. Gold	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Whitestown	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1817	?
Henry M. Goldfogle	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
	nowrap	– March 3, 1921	?
align=left nowrap	Dan Goldman		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Manhattan		Incumbent
Charles Goodell	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Jamestown	Resigned after being appointed to the U.S. Senate.
	nowrap	– September 9, 1968
align=left nowrap	Milo Goodrich		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Dryden	?
Henry C. Goodwin		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Hamilton	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859	?
align=left nowrap	Philip A. Goodwin		Republican		nowrap	– June 6, 1937	Coxsackie	Died.
Charles Goodyear	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Schoharie	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1867	?
James Gordon	Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1793	?	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1795
Samuel Gordon	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Delhi	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1847	?
align=left nowrap	Chester C. Gorski		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Daniel Gott		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Pompey	?
align=left nowrap	Herman D. Gould		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Norman J. Gould		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Seneca Falls	?
Joseph A. Goulden	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Fordham	?
	nowrap	– May 3, 1915	Died.
align=left nowrap	James H. Graham		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Graham		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Brooklyn	?
Amos P. Granger		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Syracuse	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859
Francis Granger		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Canandaigua	?
Whig	nowrap	– March 5, 1841		Resigned after being appointed U.S. Postmaster General.
nowrap	– March 3, 1843	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham P. Grant		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	Hiram Gray		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Elmira	?
align=left nowrap	Horace Greeley		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Byram Green		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Sodus	?
Bill Green	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	George Woodward Greene		Democratic		nowrap	– February 17, 1870	Goshen	Charles Van Wyck contested election.
Halbert S. Greenleaf	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Rochester	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1893		?
align=left nowrap	Edward W. Greenman		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	Ernest Greenwood		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Bay Shore	?
align=left nowrap	John Greig		Whig		nowrap	– September 25, 1841	Canandaigua	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Anthony J. Griffin		Democratic		nowrap	– January 13, 1935	Brooklyn	Died.
align=left nowrap	Daniel J. Griffin		Democratic		nowrap	– December 31, 1917	Brooklyn	Resigned when elected sheriff of Kings County.
Michael Grimm	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Staten Island	Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 5, 2015
align=left nowrap	Moses H. Grinnell		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Gaylord Griswold		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	?	?
align=left nowrap	John Ashley Griswold		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Catskill	?
John Augustus Griswold		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Troy	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1869
align=left nowrap	Ezra C. Gross		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Elizabeth	?
Thomas P. Grosvenor	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Hudson	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1817
align=left nowrap	James R. Grover Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1975	Babylon	?
align=left nowrap	Martin Grover		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Angelica	?
align=left nowrap	Felix Grucci		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Brookhaven	?
align=left nowrap	James Guyon Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Richmond	successfully challenged the election of Ebenezer Sage to the 16th Congress
align=left nowrap	Ralph W. Gwinn		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1959	Bronxville	?
align=left nowrap	Aaron Hackley Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Haight		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Westchester	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Delemere Haines		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Kinderhook	?
Robert S. Hale	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Elizabethtown	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875	?
Edwin Arthur Hall	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Binghamton	Lost re-election.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
align=left nowrap	George Hall		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Onondaga	?
align=left nowrap	John Hall		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2011	Dover Plains	?
Leonard W. Hall	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Oyster Bay	Resigned to become Chairman of the Republican National Committee.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1952
align=left nowrap	Nathan K. Hall		Whig		nowrap	– March 21, 1849	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	John Hallock Jr.		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Ridgebury	?
align=left nowrap	Ransom Halloway		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Beekman	?
Seymour Halpern	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Forest Hills	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
align=left nowrap	Jehiel H. Halsey		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Lodi	?
align=left nowrap	Nicoll Halsey		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Trumansburg	?
align=left nowrap	Silas Halsey		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	?	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Mann Hamilton		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Ripley	?
align=left nowrap	Jabez Delano Hammond		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Cherry Valley	?
align=left nowrap	John Hammond		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Crown Point	?
align=left nowrap	Harry A. Hanbury		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Brooklyn	?
Clarence E. Hancock	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Syracuse	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1947
align=left nowrap	Augustus C. Hand		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Elizabethtown	?
James M. Hanley	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Syracuse	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
	nowrap	– January 3, 1981
Richard L. Hanna	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Barneveld	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2017
Gideon Hard		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Albion	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1837
align=left nowrap	John Hardy		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Manhattan	Lost re-election.
align=left nowrap	John Harris		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Aurelias	?
Francis Burton Harrison	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Resigned after being appointed Governor-General of the Philippines.
	nowrap	– September 3, 1913
align=left nowrap	Elizur K. Hart		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Albion	?
align=left nowrap	Emanuel B. Hart		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Roswell Hart		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	J. Francis Harter		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1941	Eggertsville	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham Bruyn Hasbrouck		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham J. Hasbrouck		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Kingstown	?
Josiah Hasbrouck	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	New Paltz	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1819		?
align=left nowrap	Augustus P. Hascall		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Le Roy	?
align=left nowrap	Reuben L. Haskell		Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1919	Brooklyn	Resigned.
John B. Haskin		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Fordham	?
	Anti-Lecompton Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1859	?
align=left nowrap	George Hastings		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Mount Morris	?
James F. Hastings	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Allegany	Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 20, 1976
align=left nowrap	Israel T. Hatch		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel G. Hathaway		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Solon	?
Henry H. Hathorn	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Saratoga Springs	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
John Hathorn		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1791	Warwick	?
	Democratic-Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1797	?
Solomon G. Haven		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Buffalo	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
align=left nowrap	James S. Havens		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Jonathan Nicoll Havens		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– October 25, 1799	?	Died.
align=left nowrap	James Hawkes		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Richfield	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Hawkins		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Henderson	?
align=left nowrap	John Henry Hobart Haws		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Manhattan	?
Moses Hayden		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	York	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1827
align=left nowrap	Nan Hayworth		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Mount Kisco	?
Abner Hazeltine		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Jamestown	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1837
James C. Healey	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left nowrap	William Randolph Hearst		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1907	Manhattan	?
James J. Heffernan	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
Louis B. Heller	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Brooklyn	Resigned.
	nowrap	– July 21, 1954
align=left nowrap	Joseph C. Hendrix		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Lewis Henry		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Elmira	?
John Herkimer	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Danube	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825	?
align=left nowrap	Anson Herrick		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Richard P. Herrick		Whig		nowrap	– June 20, 1846	Greenbush	Died.
align=left nowrap	Abram Hewitt		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Frederick C. Hicks		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Port Washington	?
Brian Higgins	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Buffalo	Resigned to become the president and CEO of Shea's Performing Arts Center.
	nowrap	– February 2, 2024
align=left nowrap	William Henry Hill		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Johnson City	?
Maurice Hinchey	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Saugerties	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
align=left nowrap	Frank Hiscock		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Syracuse	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
align=left nowrap	Charles B. Hoard		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Watertown	?
align=left nowrap	Selah R. Hobbie		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	George J. Hochbrueckner		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1995	Coram	?
align=left nowrap	Kathy Hochul		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Hamburg	?
align=left nowrap	Michael Hoffman		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Ogden Hoffman		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Michael J. Hogan		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	William Hogan		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Hogansburg	?
align=left nowrap	James L. Hogeboom		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Castleton-on-Hudson	?
align=left nowrap	John M. Holley		Whig		nowrap	– March 8, 1848	Lyons	Died.
align=left nowrap	Charles H. Holmes		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Albion	?
align=left nowrap	Elias B. Holmes		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Brockport	?
align=left nowrap	Sidney T. Holmes		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Morrisville	?
align=left nowrap	Elizabeth Holtzman		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1981	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Lester Holtzman		Democratic		nowrap	– December 31, 1961	Rego Park	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Warren B. Hooker		Republican		nowrap	– November 10, 1898	Fredonia	Resigned after being appointed justice of New York Supreme Court.
align=left nowrap	Samuel M. Hopkins		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen T. Hopkins		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Catskill	?
align=left nowrap	Jerediah Horsford		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Moscow	?
Frank Horton	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Rochester	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	Thomas R. Horton		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Fultonville	?
George Gilbert Hoskins	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Attica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
align=left nowrap	Hezekiah L. Hosmer		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1799	?	?
Giles W. Hotchkiss	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Binghamton	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1871		?
align=left nowrap	Jacob Houck Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Schoharie	?
align=left nowrap	William J. Hough		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Cazenovia	?
align=left nowrap	Alanson B. Houghton		Republican		nowrap	– February 28, 1922	Corning	Resigned to become United States Ambassador to Germany.
Amo Houghton	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Corning	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2003
	nowrap	– January 3, 2005
align=left nowrap	James R. Howe		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Y. Howe Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Auburn	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Howell		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Nathaniel W. Howell		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Canandaigua	?
align=left nowrap	Demas Hubbard Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Smyrna	?
Thomas H. Hubbard	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Hamilton	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1823		?
align=left nowrap	Edwin N. Hubbell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Coxsackie	?
align=left nowrap	William Spring Hubbell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Hughes		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Sandy Hill	?
align=left nowrap	Jonas A. Hughston		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Daniel Hugunin Jr.		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	George Murray Hulbert		Democratic		nowrap	– January 1, 1918	Manhattan	Resigned to become Commissioner of Docks and Director of the Port of New York City.
align=left nowrap	Calvin T. Hulburd		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Brasher Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Humphrey		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Ithaca	?
James Humphrey	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– June 16, 1866	Died.
align=left nowrap	James M. Humphrey		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Reuben Humphrey		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Marcellus	?
align=left nowrap	John N. Hungerford		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Corning	?
align=left nowrap	Orville Hungerford		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Watertown	?
Hiram P. Hunt		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Troy	?
	Whig	nowrap		– March 3, 1843	?
align=left nowrap	Washington Hunt		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Lockport	?
align=left nowrap	John W. Hunter		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Abel Huntington		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	East Hampton	?
align=left nowrap	Denis M. Hurley		Republican		nowrap	– February 26, 1899	Brooklyn	Died.
align=left nowrap	James W. Husted		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Peekskill	?
align=left nowrap	Waldo Hutchins		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Kingsbridge	?
align=left nowrap	William Irvine		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Corning	?
align=left nowrap	William Irving		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Leo Isacson		American Labor		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Manhattan	?
Steve Israel	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Burlington	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2017
align=left nowrap	Willard Ives		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Watertown	?
align=left nowrap	David S. Jackson		Democratic		nowrap	– April 19, 1848	Manhattan	House declared seat vacant after contested election.
align=left nowrap	Thomas B. Jackson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Elmhurst	?
align=left nowrap	William Terry Jackson		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Montour Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Chris Jacobs		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Buffalo	Retired.
align=left nowrap	Ferris Jacobs Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Meyer Jacobstein		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1929	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Amaziah B. James		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Ogdensburg	?
align=left nowrap	Darwin R. James		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob Javits		Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1954	Manhattan	Resigned when elected as New York State Attorney General.
align=left nowrap	Hakeem Jeffries		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Brooklyn		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Lemuel Jenkins		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Bloomingburg	?
Timothy Jenkins	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Oneida Castle	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1853
align=left nowrap	Freeborn G. Jewett		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Skaneateles	?
Frederick A. Johnson	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Glens Falls	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
align=left nowrap	Jeromus Johnson		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Noadiah Johnson		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Johnston		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Poughkeepsie	?
align=left nowrap	John B. Johnston		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Daniel T. Jones		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Baldwinsville	?
align=left nowrap	Mondaire Jones		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Spring Valley	Lost renomination to Goldman
align=left nowrap	Morgan Jones		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Nathaniel Jones		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Warwick	?
align=left nowrap	Martin Kalbfleisch		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Nicholas T. Kane		Democratic		nowrap	– September 14, 1887	Albany	Died.
align=left nowrap	John Katko		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Syracuse	Retired.
Bernard W. Kearney	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Gloversville	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1959
Kenneth Keating	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Rochester	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1959
align=left nowrap	Richard Keese		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Keeseville	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Kellogg		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Kelloggsville	?
Orlando Kellogg		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Elizabethtown	?
	Republican		nowrap	– August 24, 1865	Died.
Edna F. Kelly	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1969
align=left nowrap	George Bradshaw Kelly		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1939	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	John Kelly		Democratic		nowrap	– December 25, 1858	Manhattan	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Sue W. Kelly		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2007	Katonah	?
William H. Kelsey		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Geneseo	?
Republican	nowrap	– March 3, 1859
	nowrap	– March 3, 1871	?
align=left nowrap	Gouverneur Kemble		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Cold Spring	?
Jack Kemp	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Hamburg	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1989
align=left nowrap	Thomas Kempshall		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Martin J. Kennedy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Michael J. Kennedy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Tim Kennedy		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Buffalo		Incumbent; Elected to finish the term of Brian Higgins.
align=left nowrap	Moss Kent		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Leraysville	?
align=left nowrap	William S. Kenyon		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Kingston	?
Eugene James Keogh	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1967
align=left nowrap	Francis Kernan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	James Kerrigan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Manhattan	?
John H. Ketcham	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Dover	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1885	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1893
	nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Died.
	nowrap	– November 4, 1906
Clarence E. Kilburn	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Malone	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
John J. Kindred	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Long Island City	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1929	?
Carleton J. King	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Saratoga Springs	Resgined.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
	nowrap	– December 31, 1974
align=left nowrap	John King		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	New Lebanon	?
align=left nowrap	John A. King		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Jamaica	?
align=left nowrap	Perkins King		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Freehold	?
Peter T. King	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Seaford	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2021	Retired.
Preston King		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Ogdensburg	?
	Free Soil	nowrap		– March 3, 1853	?
align=left nowrap	Rufus H. King		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Catskill	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Kinsella		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Kirkland		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	William Kirkpatrick		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Salina	?
align=left nowrap	Dorrance Kirtland		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Coxsackie	?
align=left nowrap	John Kissel		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
Arthur George Klein	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– December 31, 1956	Resigned to become justice on New York Supreme Court.
align=left nowrap	Ardolph L. Kline		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Knapp		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Deposit	?
align=left nowrap	Charles J. Knapp		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Deposit	?
Charles L. Knapp	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Lowville	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1911
align=left nowrap	Herman Knickerbocker		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1811	Schaghticoke	?
Ed Koch	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Manhattan	Resigned when elected Mayor of New York City.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1977
align=left nowrap	Randy Kuhl		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2009	Hammondsport	?
align=left nowrap	Theodore R. Kupferman		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1969	Manhattan	?
John J. LaFalce	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Tonawanda	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 2003
align=left nowrap	Addison H. Laflin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Herkimer	?
Fiorello La Guardia	Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1919	Manhattan	Resigned.
	nowrap	– March 3, 1925	?
		Socialist		nowrap		– March 3, 1927
		Republican		nowrap		– March 3, 1933
align=left nowrap	William G. Laidlaw		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Ellicottville	?
align=left nowrap	Nick LaLota		Republican		nowrap	– present	Amityville		Incumbent
William H. Lamport	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Canandaigua	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	Nick Langworthy		Republican		nowrap	– present	Amherst		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Frederick Lansing		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Watertown	?
align=left nowrap	Gerrit Y. Lansing		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Albany	?
William E. Lansing	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Albany	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
James J. Lanzetta	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1939		?
align=left nowrap	Elbridge G. Lapham		Republican		nowrap	– July 29, 1881	Canandaigua	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
Henry J. Latham	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Queens Village	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1958
align=left nowrap	John Laurance		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1793	?	?
align=left nowrap	Charles B. Law		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Mike Lawler		Republican		nowrap	– present	Pearl River		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Cornelius Lawrence		Jacksonian		nowrap	– May 14, 1834	Manhattan	Resigned after becoming Mayor of New York.
align=left nowrap	John W. Lawrence		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Flushing	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Lawrence		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Johnsons Settlement	?
align=left nowrap	Sidney Lawrence		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Moira	?
align=left nowrap	William T. Lawrence		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Catuyaville	?
align=left nowrap	John D. Lawson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Lawyer		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Cobleskill	?
George W. Lay		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Batavia	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1837
align=left nowrap	Rick Lazio		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2001	Brightwaters	?
align=left nowrap	Elias W. Leavenworth		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	John LeBoutillier		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Westbury	?
align=left nowrap	Chris Lee		Republican		nowrap	– February 9, 2011	Clarence	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Gary A. Lee		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Dryden	?
align=left nowrap	Gideon Lee		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Joshua Lee		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Penn Yan	?
align=left nowrap	M. Lindley Lee		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Fulton	?
align=left nowrap	Warren I. Lee		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob LeFever		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	New Paltz	?
align=left nowrap	Frank J. LeFevre		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1907	New Paltz	?
Jay Le Fevre	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	New Paltz	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1951
align=left nowrap	John Lefferts		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	James Lent		Democratic		nowrap	– February 22, 1833	Newtown	Died.
Norman F. Lent	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	East Rockaway	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	Moses G. Leonard		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Manhattan	?
Stephen B. Leonard		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Owego	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1841	?
align=left nowrap	Montague Lessler		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	David A. Levy		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1995	Baldwin	?
Jefferson Monroe Levy	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1913		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
align=left nowrap	Abner Lewis		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Panama	?
align=left nowrap	William S. Lincoln		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Owego	?
George H. Lindsay	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
align=left nowrap	George W. Lindsay		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John Lindsay		Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1965	Manhattan	Resigned to become Mayor of New York City.
align=left nowrap	James Girard Lindsley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Rondout	?
align=left nowrap	Archibald L. Linn		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Schenectady	?
Elisha Litchfield	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Delphi Falls	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
Lucius Littauer	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Gloversville	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1907
align=left nowrap	Joseph J. Little		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	DeWitt Clinton Littlejohn		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	Martin W. Littleton		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Port Washington	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Livingston		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1801	?	?
align=left nowrap	Henry W. Livingston		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	?	?
align=left nowrap	Robert Le Roy Livingston		Federalist		nowrap	– May 6, 1812	Hudson	Resigned.
Daniel N. Lockwood	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Buffalo	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1895		?
align=left nowrap	George W. Loft		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1917	Manhattan	?
Meyer London	Socialist		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1923		?
align=left nowrap	Arphaxed Loomis		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Little Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Bert Lord		Republican		nowrap	– May 24, 1939	Afton	Died.
align=left nowrap	Frederick William Lord		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Greenport	?
align=left nowrap	Scott Lord		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	William Lounsbery		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas C. Love		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	John Lovett		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Philip B. Low		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Allard K. Lowenstein		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Long Beach	?
Nita Lowey	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	White Plains	Retired.
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– January 3, 2021
Stan Lundine	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Jamestown	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1987
align=left nowrap	George R. Lunn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph S. Lyman		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Cooperstown	?
Walter A. Lynch	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1951
align=left nowrap	Caleb Lyon		Independent		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Lyonsdale	?
align=left nowrap	John MacCrate		Republican		nowrap	– December 30, 1920	Brooklyn	Resigned to become justice of New York Supreme Court.
Clinton D. MacDougall	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Auburn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
align=left nowrap	Clarence MacGregor		Republican		nowrap	– December 31, 1928	Buffalo	Resigned when elected as justice on New York Supreme Court.
William B. Maclay	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1861	?
align=left nowrap	W. Kingsland Macy		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Islip	?
Dan Maffei	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2011	DeWitt	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2015	?
align=left nowrap	John Magee		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Walter W. Magee		Republican		nowrap	– May 25, 1927	Syracuse	Died.
Thomas F. Magner	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left nowrap	Rowland B. Mahany		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Buffalo	?
James P. Maher	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1919
	nowrap	– March 3, 1921
align=left nowrap	Peter P. Mahoney		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	George R. Malby		Republican		nowrap	– July 5, 1912	Ogdensburg	Died.
align=left nowrap	Nicole Malliotakis		Republican		nowrap	– present	Staten Island		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Meredith Mallory		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Hammondsport	?
Carolyn Maloney	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Manhattan	Redistricted and lost renomination to Nadler
	nowrap	– January 3, 2023
align=left nowrap	Sean Patrick Maloney		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Cold Spring	Lost re-election to Lawler
align=left nowrap	Abijah Mann Jr.		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Fairfield	?
Thomas J. Manton	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Sunnyside	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1999
Vito Marcantonio		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1937	Manhattan	?
American Labor	nowrap	– January 3, 1945		?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1951
align=left nowrap	Henry Markell		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Palatine	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob Markell		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Manheim	?
David O'Brien Martin	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Canton	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	Frederick S. Martin		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Olean	?
Henry C. Martindale		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Sandy Hill	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1831
	Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	?
Dudley Marvin		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Canandaigua	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1829
	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	?
align=left nowrap	Francis Marvin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Port Jervis	?
align=left nowrap	James M. Marvin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Saratoga Springs	?
align=left nowrap	Richard P. Marvin		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Jamestown	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Mason		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Hamilton	?
align=left nowrap	William Mason		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Preston	?
align=left nowrap	Eric Massa		Democratic		nowrap	– March 8, 2010	Corning	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Josiah Masters		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Schaghticoke	?
align=left nowrap	Vincent Mathews		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1811	Elmira	?
Orsamus B. Matteson	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Utica	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1855		Resigned.
	Opposition			nowrap		– February 27, 1857
	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1859		?
align=left nowrap	James Maurice		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Maspeth	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Maxwell		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Elmira	?
align=left nowrap	Mitchell May		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen L. Mayham		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Schoharie	?
John Maynard		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Ovid Village	?
	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	?
align=left nowrap	Carolyn McCarthy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2015	Mineola	?
align=left nowrap	Dennis McCarthy		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	John H. McCarthy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 14, 1891	Manhattan	Resigned after being appointed as justice of the City Court of New York City.
align=left nowrap	Richard D. McCarthy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew Z. McCarty		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Pulaski	?
align=left nowrap	Richard McCarty		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Coxsackie	?
align=left nowrap	George McClellan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Chatham	?
align=left nowrap	George B. McClellan Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– December 21, 1903	Manhattan	Resigned to become Mayor of New York City.
Robert McClellan	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Middleburg	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1843		?
align=left nowrap	Anson G. McCook		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew McCord		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	?	?
align=left nowrap	Richard C. McCormick		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Jamaica	?
Robert C. McEwen	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Ogdensburg	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1981
align=left nowrap	Christopher C. McGrath		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Raymond J. McGrath		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Valley Stream	?
John M. McHugh	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Pierrepont Manor	Resigned after being appointed U.S. Secretary of the Army.
	nowrap	– September 21, 2009
Matthew F. McHugh	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Ithaca	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	James B. McKean		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Saratoga Springs	?
John McKeon		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1843	?
align=left nowrap	Richard F. McKiniry		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas McKissock		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Newburgh	?
align=left nowrap	Martin B. McKneally		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Newburgh	?
align=left nowrap	Gregory McMahon		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Queens	?
align=left nowrap	Michael McMahon		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2011	Staten Island	?
align=left nowrap	William McManus		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel McMillan		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1909	Lake Mahopac	?
Michael R. McNulty	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2009
align=left nowrap	Charles McVean		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Canajoharie	?
align=left nowrap	James M. Mead		Democratic		nowrap	– December 2, 1938	Buffalo	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
align=left nowrap	Edwin R. Meade		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Henry Meigs		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Manhattan	?
Gregory W. Meeks	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Queens	Incumbent
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	David B. Mellish		Republican		nowrap	– May 23, 1874	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	Grace Meng		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Queens		Incumbent
Clinton L. Merriam	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Locust Grove	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
Truman A. Merriman		Independent Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1889
Edwin A. Merritt	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Potsdam	Died.
	nowrap	– December 4, 1914
align=left nowrap	Matthew J. Merritt		Democratic	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Flushing	?
align=left nowrap	Arunah Metcalf		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Otsego	?
align=left nowrap	Henry B. Metcalfe		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Westfield	?
align=left nowrap	Herman A. Metz		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Charles D. Millard		Republican		nowrap	– September 29, 1937	Tarrytown	Resigned when elected surrogate of Westchester County.
Stephen C. Millard	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Binghamton	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
align=left nowrap	John Miller		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Truxton	?
align=left nowrap	Killian Miller		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Hudson	?
align=left nowrap	Morris S. Miller		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Utica	?
Samuel F. Miller	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Franklin	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877	?
align=left nowrap	Rutger B. Miller		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	Warner Miller		Republican		nowrap	– July 6, 1881	Herkimer	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
William E. Miller	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Lockport	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left nowrap	William S. Miller		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Charles S. Millington		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Ogden L. Mills		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1927	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Henry C. Miner		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Charles F. Mitchell		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Donald J. Mitchell		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Henry Mitchell		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Norwich	?
align=left nowrap	John M. Mitchell		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Manhattan	?
Samuel L. Mitchill	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	Manhattan	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
	nowrap	– November 22, 1804
	nowrap	– March 3, 1813	First elected to finish term of William Denning who failed to qualify.
align=left nowrap	Hosea Moffitt		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Nassau	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Moffitt		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Chateaugay Lake	?
align=left nowrap	Marc Molinaro		Republican		nowrap	– present	Red Hood		Incumbent
Guy V. Molinari	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Staten Island	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1989
Susan Molinari	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Staten Island	Resigned.
	nowrap	– August 2, 1997
Robert Monell		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Greene	?
	Jacksonian		nowrap	– February 21, 1831	Resigned to become Judge of the New York Sixth State Circuit Court.
align=left nowrap	James Monroe		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Manhattan	?
Ely Moore		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1839
align=left nowrap	Joseph Morelle		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Irondequoit		Incumbent; First elected to finish term of Louise Slaughter
align=left nowrap	Christopher Morgan		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Aurora	?
Edwin B. Morgan		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Aurora	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859
John J. Morgan	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
		Jacksonian	nowrap	– March 3, 1835		?
align=left nowrap	Daniel Morris		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Penn Yan	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Morris		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	?	?
align=left nowrap	John Morrissey		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Oliver A. Morse		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Cherry Valley	?
align=left nowrap	Levi P. Morton		Republican		nowrap	– March 21, 1881	Manhattan	Resigned to become Minister to France.
align=left nowrap	William A. Moseley		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Buffalo	?
Luther W. Mott	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Oswego	Died.
	nowrap	– July 10, 1923
align=left nowrap	Robert J. Mrazek		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Huntington	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Mruk		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Buffalo	?
Nicholas Muller	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1885		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
	nowrap	– November 22, 1901	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Joseph Mullin		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Watertown	?
Abraham J. Multer	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Brooklyn	Resigned.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1967
Gurdon S. Mumford	Democratic-Republican	and	nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1811
Henry C. Murphy	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1849		?
align=left nowrap	James J. Murphy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Staten Island	?
John M. Murphy	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Staten Island	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1981
align=left nowrap	Scott Murphy		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2011	Glens Falls	?
Ambrose S. Murray		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Goshen	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859
William Murray	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Goshen	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1855
Jerrold Nadler	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Manhattan	Incumbent
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– January 3, 2023
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	Homer A. Nelson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Poughkeepsie	?
align=left nowrap	William Nelson		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Peekskill	?
align=left nowrap	John Nicholson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1811	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Henry Nicoll		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Archibald C. Niven		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Monticello	?
align=left nowrap	William H. Noble		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Cato	?
align=left nowrap	Robert Nodar Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Queens	?
align=left nowrap	Michael N. Nolan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Ebenezer F. Norton		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Nelson I. Norton		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Hinsdale	?
Henry J. Nowak	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
Newton W. Nutting	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Oswego	?
	nowrap	– October 15, 1889	Died.
align=left nowrap	James O'Brien		Independent Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	James H. O'Brien		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph J. O'Brien		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	East Rochester	?
Leo W. O'Brien	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Albany	Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– December 30, 1966
David J. O'Connell	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– December 29, 1930		Died.
align=left nowrap	John J. O'Connor		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1939	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Caroline O'Day		Democratic	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Rye	?
align=left nowrap	James M.E. O'Grady		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Denis O'Leary		Democratic		nowrap	– December 31, 1914	Douglaston	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	James A. O'Leary		Democratic		nowrap	– March 16, 1944	West New Brighton	Died.
align=left nowrap	Daniel O'Reilly		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Brooklyn	?
Donald L. O'Toole	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
Thomas J. Oakley		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Poughkeepsie	?
	Jacksonian		nowrap	– May 9, 1828	Resigned after being appointed judge of the Superior Court of New York City.
align=left nowrap	Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Bronx		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Benjamin B. Odell Jr.		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Newburgh	?
Moses F. Odell	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
align=left nowrap	N. Holmes Odell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	White Plains	?
align=left nowrap	David A. Ogden		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Madrid	?
align=left nowrap	Woodson R. Oglesby		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1917	Yonkers	?
align=left nowrap	J. Van Vechten Olcott		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Abram B. Olin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew Oliver		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Penn Yan	?
align=left nowrap	Daniel C. Oliver		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Frank A. Oliver		Democratic		nowrap	– June 18, 1934	Bronx	Resigned after being appointed justice of the Court of Special Sessions.
align=left nowrap	William M. Oliver		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Penn Yan	?
Harold C. Ostertag	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Attica	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left nowrap	Norton P. Otis		Republican		nowrap	– February 20, 1905	Yonkers	Died.
Richard Ottinger	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1971	Pleasantville	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1985
Bill Owens	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Plattsburgh	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2015
Major Owens	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2007
align=left nowrap	Sherman Page		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Unadilla	?
align=left nowrap	Rufus Palen		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Fallsburg	?
align=left nowrap	Beriah Palmer		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	?	?
align=left nowrap	George W. Palmer		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Plattsburgh	?
John Palmer		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Plattsburgh	?
	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	?
Abraham X. Parker	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Potsdam	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1889
align=left nowrap	Amasa J. Parker		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	James S. Parker		Republican		nowrap	– December 19, 1933	Salem	Died.
John M. Parker		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Owego	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1859
align=left nowrap	Herbert Parsons		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Partridge		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Elmira	?
align=left nowrap	John Paterson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	?	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas J. Paterson		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Rochester	?
Thomas G. Patten	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1917
align=left nowrap	George W. Patterson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Westerfield	?
align=left nowrap	Walter Patterson		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Ancram	?
align=left nowrap	William Patterson		Whig		nowrap	– August 14, 1838	Warsaw	Died.
align=left nowrap	Edward W. Pattison		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1979	West San Lake	?
align=left nowrap	William Paulding Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Manhattan	?
Bill Paxon	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	East Aurora	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1999
Sereno E. Payne	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Auburn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
	nowrap	– March 3, 1893	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1903
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
	nowrap	– December 10, 1914
align=left nowrap	Jared V. Peck		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Port Chester	?
align=left nowrap	Luther C. Peck		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Pike	?
align=left nowrap	Rufus W. Peckham		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Harmanus Peek		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	Herbert Pell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Guy R. Pelton		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Edmund H. Pendleton		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Hyde Park	?
align=left nowrap	Bishop Perkins		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
James B. Perkins	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Rochester	Died.
	nowrap	– March 11, 1910
align=left nowrap	Nathan D. Perlman		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1927	Manhattan	?
Eli Perry	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Albany	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	Andrew Petersen		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	George Petrie		Independent Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Little Falls	?
Peter A. Peyser	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Irvington	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1977
		Democratic	nowrap	– January 3, 1983		?
align=left nowrap	Theodore A. Peyser		Democratic		nowrap	– August 8, 1937	Manhattan	Died.
Joseph L. Pfeifer	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1951
align=left nowrap	William L. Pfeiffer		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Kenmore	?
align=left nowrap	William T. Pheiffer		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Oliver Phelps		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	?	?
Jonas P. Phoenix	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1851		?
align=left nowrap	Ray V. Pierce		Republican		nowrap	– September 18, 1880	Buffalo	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Wallace E. Pierce		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1940	Plattsburgh	Died.
align=left nowrap	Jeremiah H. Pierson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Ramapo	?
align=left nowrap	Job Pierson		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Schaghticoke	?
align=left nowrap	Otis G. Pike		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1979	Riverhead	?
John R. Pillion	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Lackawanna	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
John S. Pindar	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Cobleskill	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1891		?
Alexander Pirnie	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Utica	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
Nathaniel Pitcher		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Sandy Hill	?
	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	?
align=left nowrap	Edmund Platt		Republican		nowrap	– June 7, 1920	Poughkeepsie	Resigned after being appointed to the Federal Reserve Board.
align=left nowrap	Jonas Platt		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1801	?	?
Thomas C. Platt	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Owego	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
align=left nowrap	Bertram L. Podell		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1975	Brooklyn	?
Theodore M. Pomeroy	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Auburn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1869
align=left nowrap	Benjamin Pond		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Schroon	?
align=left nowrap	Theodore L. Poole		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1897	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	James Porter		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Skaneateles	?
align=left nowrap	Peter A. Porter		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1909	Niagara Falls	?
Peter Buell Porter	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– January 23, 1816	Resigned after being appointed a commissioner under the Treaty of Ghent.
align=left nowrap	Timothy H. Porter		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Olean	?
align=left nowrap	Jotham Post Jr.		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Manhattan	?
Clarkson Nott Potter	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	New Rochelle	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
	nowrap	– March 3, 1879	?
align=left nowrap	Orlando B. Potter		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Emory B. Pottle		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Naples	?
align=left nowrap	David M. Potts		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Manhattan	?
Adam Clayton Powell Jr.	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1971
align=left nowrap	Gershom Powers		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Auburn	?
align=left nowrap	Anning S. Prall		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	West New Brighton	?
align=left nowrap	Harcourt J. Pratt		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1933	Highland	?
align=left nowrap	Harry H. Pratt		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Corning	?
align=left nowrap	Ruth B. Pratt		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1933	Manhattan	?
Zadock Pratt	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Prattsville	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1845	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Prentiss		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Cooperstown	?
align=left nowrap	Cyrus D. Prescott		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Rome	?
align=left nowrap	Elizur H. Prindle		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Norwich	?
Benjamin Pringle		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Batavia	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
align=left nowrap	Cornelius A. Pugsley		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Peekskill	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Pulitzer		Democratic		nowrap	– April 10, 1886	Manhattan	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Meade Purdy		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Norwich	?
Harvey Putnam	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Attica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1851	?
align=left nowrap	John A. Quackenbush		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Stillwater	?
align=left nowrap	John F. Quayle		Democratic		nowrap	– November 27, 1930	Brooklyn	Died.
align=left nowrap	Lemuel E. Quigg		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Manhattan	?
Jack Quinn	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Hamburg	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2005
align=left nowrap	John Quinn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Peter A. Quinn		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	T. Vincent Quinn		Democratic		nowrap	– December 30, 1951	Queens	Resigned to become district attorney of Queens County.
align=left nowrap	Terence J. Quinn		Democratic		nowrap	– June 18, 1878	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Benjamin J. Rabin		Democratic		nowrap	– December 31, 1947	Manhattan	Resigned when elected justice to the New York Supreme Court.
align=left nowrap	William Radford		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Yonkers	?
Edmund P. Radwan	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1959
align=left nowrap	John Raines		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Canandaigua	?
Charles B. Rangel	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Manhattan	Retired.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– January 3, 2017
align=left nowrap	George O. Rathbun		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Auburn	?
George W. Ray	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Chenango	?
	nowrap	– September 11, 1902	Resigned to become a United States District Judge.
align=left nowrap	John H. Ray		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Staten Island	?
align=left nowrap	Leo F. Rayfiel		Democratic		nowrap	– September 13, 1947	Brooklyn	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Henry J. Raymond		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William C. Redfield		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Brooklyn	?
Daniel A. Reed	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Dunkirk	Died.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– February 19, 1959
align=left nowrap	Edward C. Reed		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Homer	?
Tom Reed	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Corning
	nowrap	– May 10, 2022
align=left nowrap	Henry A. Reeves		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Greenport	?
Ogden R. Reid		Republican		nowrap	– March 22, 1972	Purchase	?
Democratic	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
	nowrap	– January 3, 1975
align=left nowrap	Joseph Y. Resnick		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1969	Ellenville	?
align=left nowrap	Edwin R. Reynolds		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Albion	?
align=left nowrap	Gideon Reynolds		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Hoosick	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Reynolds		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Reynolds		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Virgil	?
Thomas M. Reynolds	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Springville	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2009
align=left nowrap	Kathleen Rice		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Garden City	Retired.
align=left nowrap	John Richards		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Warrensburg	?
align=left nowrap	David P. Richardson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Angelica	?
align=left nowrap	Fred Richmond		Democratic		nowrap	– August 25, 1982	Brooklyn	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Jonathan Richmond		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Scipio	?
align=left nowrap	Ira E. Rider		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Manhattan	?
R. Walter Riehlman	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Tully	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left nowrap	Lewis Riggs		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Homer	?
Samuel Riker	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	Newtown	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1809		?
Daniel J. Riordan	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1913		Died.
	nowrap	– April 28, 1923
align=left nowrap	Thomas C. Ripley		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Schaghticoke	?
align=left nowrap	Elijah Risley		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Fredonia	?
Ellis H. Roberts	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Utica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	William R. Roberts		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William H. Robertson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Reuben Robie		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	Orville Robinson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Mexico	?
William E. Robinson	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1885	?
Howard W. Robison	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Owego	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
	nowrap	– January 3, 1975
William B. Rochester	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Bath	Resigned upon appointment as Judge of the Eighth Circuit Court.
	nowrap	– April 21, 1823
align=left nowrap	Lewis K. Rockefeller		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1943	Chatham	?
align=left nowrap	Hosea H. Rockwell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Elmira	?
align=left nowrap	James A. Roe		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Flushing	?
align=left nowrap	Charles Rogers		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Sandy Hill	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Rogers		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Madison	?
align=left nowrap	George F. Rogers		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	John Rogers		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Black Brook	?
align=left nowrap	William F. Rogers		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Angelo D. Roncallo		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1975	Massapequa	?
John J. Rooney	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	Resigned.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– December 31, 1974
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.		Liberal		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Manhattan	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– January 3, 1955
align=left nowrap	James I. Roosevelt		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Robert B. Roosevelt		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Manhattan	?
Erastus Root	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	Delhi	Manhattan
	nowrap	– March 3, 1811	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1817	?
	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833		?
align=left nowrap	Max Rose		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2021	Staten Island	Lost re-election to Malliotakis
align=left nowrap	Robert L. Rose		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Allens Hill	?
Robert S. Rose		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Geneva	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1827
	Anti-Masonic	nowrap		– March 3, 1831	?
Benjamin S. Rosenthal	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Elmhurst	Died.
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 4, 1983
align=left nowrap	Henry H. Ross		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Essex	?
Robert T. Ross	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1949	Jackson Heights	?
nowrap	– January 3, 1953		?
align=left nowrap	Albert B. Rossdale		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph Rowan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Frederick W. Rowe		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Rowe		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen A. Rudd		Democratic		nowrap	– March 31, 1936	Brooklyn	Died.
align=left nowrap	Charles H. Ruggles		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	David Rumsey		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Bath	?
Jacob Ruppert	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1907
David A. Russell		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Salem	?
	Whig	nowrap		– March 3, 1841
align=left nowrap	Jeremiah Russell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Saugerties	?
align=left nowrap	John Russell		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Cooperstown	?
Joseph Russell	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Warrensburg	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1853		?
align=left nowrap	Leslie W. Russell		Republican		nowrap	– September 11, 1891	Ogdensburg	Resigned when elected as justice on New York Supreme Court.
align=left nowrap	William F. Russell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Saugerties	?
Pat Ryan	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Gardiner	Incumbent
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	Thomas J. Ryan		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William Ryan		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Port Chester	?
align=left nowrap	William Fitts Ryan		Democratic		nowrap	– September 17, 1972	Manhattan	Died.
William H. Ryan	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1909
align=left nowrap	William A. Sackett		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Seneca Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Ebenezer Sage		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Sag Harbor	?
Russell Sage		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Troy	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
align=left nowrap	Peter Sailly		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	?	?
Katharine St. George	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Tuxedo Park	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
Charles St. John	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Port Jervis	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	Daniel B. St. John		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Monticello	?
Thomas Sammons	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	Johnstown	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1813	?
align=left nowrap	Archie D. Sanders		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1933	Stafford	?
Joshua Sands		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	Brooklyn	?
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1827
align=left nowrap	John Sanford		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	John Sanford		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	Jonah Sanford		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	Rollin B. Sanford		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1921	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen Sanford		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	Alfred E. Santangelo		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	George Santos		Republican		nowrap	– December 1, 2023	Queens	Expelled
align=left nowrap	John Savage		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Salem	?
align=left nowrap	John G. Sawyer		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Albion	?
align=left nowrap	Richard Schell		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham H. Schenck		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Fishkill Landing	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham M. Schermerhorn		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Simon J. Schermerhorn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Schenectady	?
James H. Scheuer	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Bronx	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
align=left nowrap	John L. Schoolcraft		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Cornelius C. Schoonmaker		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1793	?	?
align=left nowrap	Marius Schoonmaker		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Kingston	?
John G. Schumaker	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Brooklyn	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1877		?
Chuck Schumer	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Brooklyn	Retired to run for U.S. Senate
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 1999
align=left nowrap	Martin G. Schuneman		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	?	?
align=left nowrap	Philip J. Schuyler		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Rhinebeck	?
align=left nowrap	Pius L. Schwert		Democratic		nowrap	– March 11, 1941	Buffalo	Died.
align=left nowrap	Jonathan Scoville		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Henry J. Scudder		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Manhattan	?
Townsend Scudder	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	Oyster Bay	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1905		?
align=left nowrap	Tredwell Scudder		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Glen Head	?
align=left nowrap	Henry J. Seaman		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Richmond	?
align=left nowrap	John A. Searing		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Hempstead Branch	?
align=left nowrap	Charles B. Sedgwick		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	John E. Seeley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Ovid	?
align=left nowrap	Dudley Selden		Jacksonian		nowrap	– July 1, 1834	Manhattan	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Lewis Selye		Independent Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Joe Sempolinski		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Canisteo	Retired.
Jose Serrano	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Bronx	Retired.
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– January 3, 2021
Walter L. Sessions	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Panama	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
	nowrap	– March 3, 1887
David L. Seymour	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Troy	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1853		?
align=left nowrap	William Seymour		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Binghamton	?
align=left nowrap	Richard C. Shannon		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Edgar A. Sharp		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Patchogue	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Sharpe		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Albert D. Shaw		Republican		nowrap	– February 10, 1901	Watertown	Died.
align=left nowrap	Porter Sheldon		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Jamestown	?
James S. Sherman	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Utica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1903	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1909
align=left nowrap	Judson W. Sherman		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Angelica	?
align=left nowrap	Socrates N. Sherman		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Ogdensburg	?
align=left nowrap	Eliakim Sherrill		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Shandaken	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Sherwood		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Delhi	?
align=left nowrap	Zebulon R. Shipherd		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Granville	?
align=left nowrap	Francis E. Shober		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Mark H. Sibley		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Canandaigua	?
Daniel E. Sickles	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895	?
align=left nowrap	Nicholas Sickles		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Isaac Siegel		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Silvester		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1793	Kinderhook	?
align=left nowrap	Peter H. Silvester		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Coxsackie	?
George A. Simmons		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Kesseville	?
	Opposition	nowrap		– March 3, 1857
align=left nowrap	James S. Simmons		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Niagara Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Kenneth F. Simpson		Republican		nowrap	– January 25, 1941	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William I. Sirovich		Democratic		nowrap	– December 17, 1939	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	Fred J. Sisson		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1937	Whitesboro	?
align=left nowrap	Charles R. Skinner		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Watertown	?
Louise Slaughter	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Fairport	Died
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
	nowrap	– March 16, 2018
align=left nowrap	John I. Slingerland		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Bethelem	?
Henry W. Slocum	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Brooklyn	?
data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	?
align=left nowrap	James S. Smart		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Cambridge	?
align=left nowrap	Albert Smith		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Batavia	?
Charles B. Smith	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1919
align=left nowrap	Edward H. Smith		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Smithtown	?
align=left nowrap	George J. Smith		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1905	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Gerrit Smith		Free-Soil		nowrap	– August 7, 1854	Petersboro	Resigned.
Henry P. Smith III	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	North Tonawanda	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1975
Horace B. Smith	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Elmira	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
align=left nowrap	J. Hyatt Smith		Independent		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John Smith		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– February 23, 1804	?	Resigned when elected to the U.S. Senate.
Thomas F. Smith	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1921
align=left nowrap	William S. Smith		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Lebanon	?
align=left nowrap	Bertrand H. Snell		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1939	Potsdam	?
align=left nowrap	William W. Snow		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Oneonta	?
align=left nowrap	Homer P. Snyder		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1925	Little Falls	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen J. Solarz		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Brooklyn	?
Gerald B.H. Solomon	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Saratoga Springs	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1993
	nowrap	– January 3, 1999
Andrew L. Somers	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Brooklyn	Died.
	nowrap	– April 6, 1949
align=left nowrap	Nathan Soule		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Fort Plain	?
George N. Southwick	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Albany	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1903		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1911
Elbridge G. Spaulding		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Buffalo	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1863	?
align=left nowrap	Ambrose Spencer		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Elijah Spencer		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Benton	?
align=left nowrap	James B. Spencer		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Fort Covington	?
align=left nowrap	John C. Spencer		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Canandaigua	?
Francis E. Spinner		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Mohawk	?
	Republican	nowrap		– March 3, 1861
align=left nowrap	Francis B. Spinola		Democratic		nowrap	– April 14, 1891	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	John T. Spriggs		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	William G. Stahlnecker		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Yonkers	?
align=left nowrap	Gale H. Stalker		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Elmira	?
align=left nowrap	Winifred C. Stanley		Republican	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Starin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1881	Fultonville	?
align=left nowrap	George A. Starkweather		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Cooperstown	?
align=left nowrap	Henry G. Stebbins		Democratic		nowrap	– October 24, 1864	New Brighton	Resigned.
John B. Steele	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Kingston	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
align=left nowrap	Elise Stefanik		Republican		nowrap	– present	Watertown		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Charles I. Stengle		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1925	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham P. Stephens		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Nyack	?
align=left nowrap	Micah Sterling		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Watertown	?
align=left nowrap	Lemuel Stetson		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Kesseville	?
align=left nowrap	Robert S. Stevens		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Attica	?
align=left nowrap	John K. Stewart		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas E. Stewart		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Moses D. Stivers		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Frederic Storm		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Bayside	?
Henry R. Storrs		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Whitestown	?
	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831
align=left nowrap	Silas Stow		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Lowville	?
align=left nowrap	John G. Stower		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Hamilton	?
align=left nowrap	James S.T. Stranahan		Opposition		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Brooklyn	?
Samuel S. Stratton	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Schenectady	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1971
	nowrap	– January 3, 1973
	nowrap	– January 3, 1983
	nowrap	– January 3, 1989
align=left nowrap	Isidor Straus		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1895	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Randall S. Street		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Poughkeepsie	?
James Strong		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Hudson	?
	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1831
align=left nowrap	Selah B. Strong		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Setauket	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen Strong		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Owego	?
align=left nowrap	Theron R. Strong		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Palmyra	?
align=left nowrap	Elmer E. Studley		Democratic	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Flushing	?
align=left nowrap	Christopher D. Sullivan		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1941	Manhattan	?
Timothy D. Sullivan	Democratic		nowrap	– July 27, 1906	Manhattan	Resigned.
	nowrap	– August 31, 1913	Died.
William Sulzer	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	Resigned to become Governor of New York.
	nowrap	– December 31, 1912
Tom Suozzi	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Glen Cove	Retired to run for governor of New York.
nowrap	– present			Incumbent; Elected to finish the term of George Santos.
align=left nowrap	Josiah Sutherland		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Hudson	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Swann		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Swart		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Schoharie	?
John E. Sweeney	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2003	Clifton Park	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2007
align=left nowrap	Thaddeus C. Sweet		Republican		nowrap	– May 1, 1928	Phoenix	Died.
align=left nowrap	Oscar W. Swift		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John Swinburne		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Albany	?
John Taber	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Auburn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
align=left nowrap	Stephen Taber		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Roslyn	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Taber II		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Dover	?
align=left nowrap	Silas Talbot		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– June 5, 1794	Albany	Resigned to join the U.S. Navy.
Charles A. Talcott	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Utica	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
align=left nowrap	Frederick A. Tallmadge		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	James Tallmadge Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Poughkeepsie	Elected to finish the term of Representative-elect Henry B. Lee
align=left nowrap	Adolphus H. Tanner		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Whitehall	?
align=left nowrap	Anthony F. Tauriello		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1951	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Benjamin I. Taylor		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Harrison	?
Dean P. Taylor	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Troy	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1953
	nowrap	– January 3, 1961
align=left nowrap	George Taylor		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John J. Taylor		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Owego	?
John W. Taylor	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Ballston Spa	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
		Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap	– March 3, 1829
		Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap	– March 3, 1833
align=left nowrap	Nelson Taylor		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Manhattan	?
William Taylor		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Manlius	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1839
align=left nowrap	Isaac Teller		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Beacon	?
align=left nowrap	Ludwig Teller		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1961	Manhattan	?
Egbert Ten Eyck		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Watertown	Lost contested election.
	Jacksonian	nowrap		– December 15, 1825
Peter G. Ten Eyck	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Albany	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1923		?
Claudia Tenney	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2019	New Hartford	Lost re-election.
nowrap	– January 3, 2023		Incumbent
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	Herbert Tenzer		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1969	Cedarhurst	?
align=left nowrap	John H. Terry		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Syracuse	?
David Thomas	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	Salem	Resigned to become New York State Treasurer.
	nowrap	– February 17, 1808
align=left nowrap	William D. Thomas		Republican		nowrap	– May 17, 1936	Hoosick Falls	Died.
align=left nowrap	Joel Thompson		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Smyrna	?
John Thompson	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1801	Stillwater	Stillwater
	nowrap	– March 3, 1809	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1811
align=left nowrap	John Thompson		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Poughkeepsie	?
align=left nowrap	Enos T. Throop		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– June 4, 1816	Auburn	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	John R. Thurman		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Chestertown	?
align=left nowrap	George Tibbits		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1805	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas Tillotson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– August 10, 1801	Red Hook	Resigned to become Secretary of State of New York.
align=left nowrap	Obadiah Titus		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Washington	?
align=left nowrap	Harold S. Tolley		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1927	Binghamton	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas A. Tomlinson		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Keeseville	?
align=left nowrap	Arthur S. Tompkins		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Nyack	?
align=left nowrap	Caleb Tompkins		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	White Plains	?
Paul Tonko	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Amsterdam	Incumbent
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	Richard J. Tonry		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1937	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	James H. Torrens		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1947	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Ritchie Torres		Democratic		nowrap	– present	Bronx		Incumbent
align=left nowrap	Charles A. Towne		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1907	Manhattan	?
Edolphus Towns	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2013
Dwight Townsend	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Clifton	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1873		?
align=left nowrap	George Townsend		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Oyster Bay	?
align=left nowrap	Martin I. Townsend		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Troy	?
Charles Tracey	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Albany	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
Albert H. Tracy	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Buffalo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1823
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
Phineas L. Tracy		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Batavia	?
	Anti-Masonic	nowrap		– March 3, 1833
Uri Tracy	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Oxford	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1813
align=left nowrap	Thomas Tredwell		Anti-Administration		nowrap	May ???, 1791 – March 3, 1795	Smithtown	?
align=left nowrap	Lyman Tremain		Republican	data-sort-value=0		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	Bob Turner		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Queens	?
align=left nowrap	Charles H. Turner		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Joel Turrill		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Oswego	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph H. Tuthill		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Ellenville	?
align=left nowrap	Selah Tuthill		Democratic-Republican		data-sort-value="January 1, 1821"	??, 1821 – September 7, 1821	Goshen	?
align=left nowrap	William M. Tweed		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Asher Tyler		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1845	Ellicottville	?
align=left nowrap	Jacob Tyson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Castleton	?
Edwin S. Underhill	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1913	Bath	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
align=left nowrap	John Q. Underhill		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1901	New Rochelle	?
align=left nowrap	Walter Underhill		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Henry Vail		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	William Valk		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Flushing	?
Henry Van Aernam	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1869	Franklinville	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1883	?
align=left nowrap	James I. Van Alen		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Kinderhook	?
John E. Van Alen		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	?	?
	Federalist	nowrap		– March 3, 1799
align=left nowrap	Thomas J. Van Alstyne		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Albany	?
align=left nowrap	John Van Buren		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Kingston	?
Philip Van Cortlandt		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	Croton	?
Democratic-Republican	nowrap	– March 3, 1803
	nowrap	– March 3, 1809
align=left nowrap	Pierre Van Cortlandt Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1813	Peeksill, New York	?
align=left nowrap	Peter Van Gaasbeck		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	?	?
Burt Van Horn	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Newfane	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1869	?
align=left nowrap	George Van Horn		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Cooperstown	?
align=left nowrap	Isaac B. Van Houten		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Clarkstown	?
align=left nowrap	John Peter Van Ness		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– January 17, 1803	?	Seat declared forfeited after accepting the office of major of militia for the District of Columbia.
John Van S. L. Pruyn	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1865	Albany	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1869		?
align=left nowrap	Henry Van Rensselaer		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Ogdensburg	?
align=left nowrap	Jeremiah Van Rensselaer		Anti-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1791	?	?
Killian K. Van Rensselaer	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	Albany	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1809
	nowrap	– March 3, 1811
align=left nowrap	Solomon Van Rensselaer		Federalist		nowrap	– January 14, 1822	Albany	Resigned to become postmaster of Albany.
Stephen Van Rensselaer		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Albany	?
	Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1825
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829
Robert B. Van Valkenburg	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Bath	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
John Van Voorhis	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Rochester	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895	?
Charles H. Van Wyck	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Bloomingburg	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1869	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1871	?
William W. Van Wyck	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Fishkill	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825
Aaron Vanderpoel		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Kinderhook	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1841	?
align=left nowrap	Abraham Vanderveer		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1839	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	William D. Veeder		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John H. G. Vehslage		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Manhattan	?
Nydia Velazquez	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 2013	Brooklyn	Incumbent
	nowrap	– present
align=left nowrap	Daniel C. Verplanck		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Fishkill	?
align=left nowrap	Gulian C. Verplanck		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Chauncey Vibbard		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Schenectady	?
align=left nowrap	Egbert L. Viele		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1887	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Lester D. Volk		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1923	Brooklyn	?
Edward B. Vreeland	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Salamanca	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
James Wolcott Wadsworth	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Geneseo	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1893	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1903
	nowrap	– March 3, 1907
James W. Wadsworth Jr.	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1945	Geneseo	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1951
align=left nowrap	Peter Joseph Wagner		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1841	Fort Plain	?
align=left nowrap	J. Mayhew Wainwright		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1931	Rye	?
align=left nowrap	Stuyvesant Wainwright		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1961	Wainscott	?
align=left nowrap	Abram Wakeman		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Seth Wakeman		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Batavia	?
align=left nowrap	Henry S. Walbridge		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Ithaca	?
align=left nowrap	Hiram Walbridge		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Hiram Walden		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Waldensville	?
align=left nowrap	George E. Waldo		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1909	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Alton R. Waldon Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1987	Cambria Heights	?
align=left nowrap	William F. Waldow		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1919	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Benjamin Walker		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1803	?	?
align=left nowrap	Charles C. B. Walker		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Corning	?
align=left nowrap	William A. Walker		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William Wall		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	William C. Wallace		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel Wallin		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1915	Amsterdam	?
align=left nowrap	James J. Walsh		Democratic		nowrap	– June 2, 1896	Manhattan	Lost election contest to John M. Mitchell.
James T. Walsh	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1993	Syracuse	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 2009
align=left nowrap	Michael Walsh		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William F. Walsh		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1979	Syracuse	?
align=left nowrap	Reuben H. Walworth		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Plattsburgh	?
Aaron Ward		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Mount Pleasant	?
	Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1837	?
	Democratic	nowrap		– March 3, 1843	?
align=left nowrap	Charles B. Ward		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1925	Debruce	?
Elijah Ward	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1859	Manhattan	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1863		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877	?
align=left nowrap	Hamilton Ward		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1871	Belmont	?
align=left nowrap	Jonathan Ward		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	New Rochelle	?
align=left nowrap	William L. Ward		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Port Chester	?
Daniel Wardwell	Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Mannsville	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1837
J. De Witt Warner	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left nowrap	Cornelius Warren		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1849	Cold Spring	?
align=left nowrap	Joseph M. Warren		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Troy	?
align=left nowrap	John Watts		Pro-Administration		nowrap	– March 3, 1795	?	?
align=left nowrap	John B. Weber		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Buffalo	?
align=left nowrap	Anthony Weiner		Democratic		nowrap	– June 21, 2011	Queens	Resigned due to a personal scandal.
align=left nowrap	Jessica M. Weis		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Rochester	?
Theodore S. Weiss	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Manhattan	Died.
	nowrap	– September 14, 1992
align=left nowrap	Royal H. Weller		Democratic		nowrap	– March 1, 1929	Manhattan	Died.
align=left nowrap	Alfred Wells		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1861	Ithaca	?
align=left nowrap	John Wells		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1853	Johnstown	?
align=left nowrap	Edward Wemple		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1885	Fultonsville	?
align=left nowrap	Peter H. Wendover		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1821	Manhattan	?
George West	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Ballston Spa	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1889		?
align=left nowrap	Theodoric R. Westbrook		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1855	Kingston	?
align=left nowrap	Rensselaer Westerlo		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Albany	?
John M. Wever	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1893	Plattsburgh	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1895
align=left nowrap	Reuben Whallon		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1835	Split Rock	?
J. Ernest Wharton	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Richmondville	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1963
	nowrap	– January 3, 1965
align=left nowrap	Horace Wheaton		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Pompey	?
align=left nowrap	Grattan H. Wheeler		Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Wheeler	?
align=left nowrap	John Wheeler		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
William A. Wheeler	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Malone	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1873	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
	nowrap	– March 3, 1877
align=left nowrap	Bartow White		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Fishkill	?
align=left nowrap	Campbell P. White		Jacksonian		nowrap	– ????, 1835	Manhattan	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Hugh White		Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1851	Cohoes	?
align=left nowrap	Stephen V. White		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1889	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	John O. Whitehouse		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1877	Poughkeepsie	?
align=left nowrap	James L. Whitley		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1935	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Elias Whitmore		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1827	Windsor	?
align=left nowrap	Thomas R. Whitney		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Manhattan	?
Frederick Whittlesey	Anti-Masonic		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Rochester	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1835
align=left nowrap	Eliphalet Wickes		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	?	?
David Wilber	Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1875	Milford	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1881	?
	nowrap	– April 1, 1890	Died.
align=left nowrap	David F. Wilber		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1899	Oneonta	?
align=left nowrap	John M. Wiley		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1891	East Aurora	?
align=left nowrap	James W. Wilkin		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1819	Goshen	?
align=left nowrap	Samuel J. Wilkin		Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1833	Goshen	?
align=left nowrap	William Willett Jr.		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Far Rockaway	?
align=left nowrap	Andrew Williams		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Plattsburgh	?
align=left nowrap	Brandon Williams		Republican		nowrap	– present	Sennett		Incumbent
Isaac Williams Jr.	Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Cooperstown	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1819		?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1825	?
align=left nowrap	John Williams		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1799	?	?
align=left nowrap	John Williams		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1857	Rochester	?
align=left nowrap	Nathan Williams		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1807	Utica	?
align=left nowrap	William Williams		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Buffalo	?
William R. Williams	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1953	Cassville	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1959
align=left nowrap	Benjamin A. Willis		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1879	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	Westel Willoughby Jr.		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Herkimer	?
align=left nowrap	Francis H. Wilson		Republican		nowrap	– September 30, 1897	Brooklyn	Resigned after becoming Postmaster of Brooklyn.
Frank E. Wilson	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1903	Brooklyn	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1905
	nowrap	– March 3, 1913
	nowrap	– March 3, 1915
align=left nowrap	Isaac Wilson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– January 7, 1824	Middlebury	Lost contested election.
align=left nowrap	Nathan Wilson		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1809	Salem	?
align=left nowrap	Charles H. Winfield		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1867	Goshen	?
align=left nowrap	Elisha I. Winter		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1815	Peru	?
Lester L. Wolff	Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Great Neck	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1981
Benjamin Wood	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1863	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865
	nowrap	– March 3, 1883	?
align=left nowrap	Bradford R. Wood		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Albany	?
Fernando Wood	Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1843	Manhattan	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1865	?
	nowrap	– March 3, 1873	Died.
	nowrap	– March 3, 1875
	nowrap	– February 14, 1881
align=left nowrap	John J. Wood		Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829	Clarkstown	?
Silas Wood		Federalist		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Huntington	?
	Federalist	nowrap		– March 3, 1825
	Anti-Jacksonian	nowrap		– March 3, 1829
align=left nowrap	Walter A. Wood		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1883	Hoosick Falls	?
David Woodcock		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1823	Ithaca	?
	Anti-Jacksonian		nowrap	– March 3, 1829
align=left nowrap	Stewart L. Woodford		Republican		nowrap	– July 1, 1874	Brooklyn	Resigned.
align=left nowrap	Thomas M. Woodruff		Know Nothing		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Manhattan	?
align=left nowrap	William Woods		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1825	Bath	?
align=left nowrap	William W. Woodworth		Democratic		nowrap	– March 3, 1847	Hyde Park	?
George C. Wortley	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Fayetteville	Retired
	nowrap	– January 3, 1989
align=left nowrap	Silas Wright Jr.		Jacksonian		nowrap	– February 16, 1829	Canton	Resigned.
John W. Wydler	Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 1973	Garden City	?
	nowrap	– January 3, 1981
align=left nowrap	John B. Yates		Democratic-Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1817	Utica	?
John Young	Whig		nowrap	– March 3, 1837	Geneseo	?
nowrap	– March 3, 1843		?
align=left nowrap	Richard Young		Republican		nowrap	– March 3, 1911	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Leo C. Zeferetti		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1983	Brooklyn	?
align=left nowrap	Lee Zeldin		Republican		nowrap	– January 3, 2023	Shirley	Retired to run for governor of New York.
align=left nowrap	Herbert Zelenko		Democratic		nowrap	– January 3, 1963	Manhattan	?

See also

• New York's congressional districts
• United States congressional delegations from New York
• List of United States senators from New York
• Elections in New York

External links

• Biographical Directory of the U.S. Congress