Rep. Josh Riley @RepRileyNY

Upstate New Yorkers shouldn’t have to choose between staying warm or buying groceries. But as oil prices rise and the utility monopolies continue to jack up their rates, working families just can’t keep up. I’m calling on the federal government to deliver critical assistance to help folks afford their heating bills, so that no Upstate family has to make these impossible decisions.

If you pay for an ad-free subscription, you should get an ad-free experience. It’s that simple. My new bill makes streaming platforms like RedZone honor their promises and give fans what they paid for. fingerlakes1.com/2026/10/14/ril…

In a rural community like Margaretville, getting the care you need isn’t always as simple as catching a bus or taking a short drive down the road. And when there's a medical emergency, every second matters. That’s why I fought to bring home $600,000 for Margaretville Hospital, where we just celebrated the opening of a brand new heliport that will expand access to care throughout Delaware and Sullivan Counties. It’s no exaggeration to say that this project will save lives – and I’m so proud of how our community came together to make it happen.

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Congress should be working to LOWER health care costs – not handing out tax breaks to billionaires on the backs of Upstate families. My bill restores funding for the Essential Plan and protects health coverage for thousands of our neighbors, because no one should lose their plan or pay skyrocketing premiums because of political games in DC. 607newsnow.com/news/258852-ri…

What happened to “seven hours of commercial-free football”? In Upstate New York, we believe that you should get what you paid for – but more and more, big streamers like RedZone keep moving the goalposts. My bill puts an end to this bait-and-switch because ad-free should mean ad-free. riley.house.gov/2026/10/14/ril…

From ending utility hikes to stopping price gouging, I’m fighting every day to take on corporate greed and bring down costs.

In the United States, 1 in 8 women will get breast cancer during her lifetime. This Breast Cancer Awareness Month, join me in honoring survivors, remembering those we’ve lost, and standing with those who are still battling the disease. I’m proud to support legislation to make breast cancer screenings and treatment more affordable so that everyone can access this lifesaving care.

Verizon is trying to cut off landline service across Upstate New York. But for a senior living alone, a family in a rural town, or anyone facing an emergency, reliable phone service isn't a luxury - it's a lifeline. No one should have to pay higher bills, install costly equipment, or worry about how they'll contact 911 in an emergency. If you agree, you can let the FCC, which oversees Verizon, know by submitting a public comment about the proposed shutoffs: bit.ly/4ijBVCw

It’s always an honor to celebrate our community’s proud Italian heritage! From securing funding to revitalize Endicott’s North Side to sponsoring legislation for a National Museum of Italian-American History and Culture, I’ll always stand up for the history and families that built our region. Thanks to everyone who made today’s Columbus Day Parade in Binghamton such a success!

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Upstate New Yorkers have been sold out by corruption in Washington. I’m taking on the political establishment in both parties with term limits and a ban on insider trading — because Washington should work for all of us, not the career politicians.

Great to participate in @HudsonValleyCC Career Jam with my friend @RepPaulTonko! What a fantastic event to showcase local small businesses, highlight our manufacturing sector, and help young people explore pathways to good-paying jobs right here in Upstate New York.

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No one should be driven into bankruptcy just getting the healthcare they need. That's why I’m working across the aisle to bring down costs and protect coverage for folks across Upstate New York.

I was in Rensselaer County talking with local leaders about what proposed Head Start cuts mean for rural families. Early education gives our kids a fair shot and lets parents go to work, but politicians in Washington are putting those programs on the chopping block. I’m fighting back to keep these resources right here in Upstate New York.

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Wall Street banks don't live in houses - people do. But right now, big investors are swooping in and pricing out families who have been working their tails off just to save up for a down payment. My bipartisan bill puts an end to it. Because everyone who works hard deserves a fair shot at the American Dream.

It was great to sit down with @BingRabbi and Rabbi Aaron Slonim, leader of the Rohr Chabad Center at Binghamton University. I’m proud to be a partner to our Jewish community in Broome County and across Upstate New York.

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Getting the care and support you need shouldn’t mean giving up your independence or your right to make your own choices. That’s why I’m proud to cosponsor the Latonya Reeves Freedom Act to protect the freedom of Americans with disabilities to live, work, and receive services in the communities they choose.

Three years ago today, Hamas terrorists carried out a horrific attack that killed more than 1,000 people, took hundreds more hostage, and tore families apart. Tonight, I joined students and members of the Binghamton University community to remember the lives lost, honor the survivors and hostages who endured unimaginable captivity, and stand with the families forever changed by October 7th. May their memories be a blessing, and may we continue to pray for lasting peace in the region.

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Upstate New Yorkers work hard and play by the rules. We deserve health care we can actually afford. Last year, Washington politicians handed out massive tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations – and paid for them by ripping health care away from working families. These cuts have driven up premiums, put more pressure on our rural hospitals, and left thousands of Upstate New Yorkers without coverage. That’s why I just introduced a bill to reinstate funding for New York’s Essential Plan program, which provides affordable health insurance for nearly 15,000 people in NY-19. I won’t let our communities lose the health care they depend on.

It was great to be at Binghamton University to celebrate President Anne D’Alleva’s inauguration. She brings tremendous leadership to BU, and I look forward to working together to expand opportunities in Broome County and beyond.

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