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Nicole was born in New York City. She holds a bachelor's degree from Seton Hall University and a master's degree in business administration from Wagner College. 

Nicole previously worked as a liaison for former New York State Senator John Marchi and as a public affairs manager for former New York Governor George Pataki. 

Nicole Malliotakis currently serves as a US Representative in Congressional District 11. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. She previously served as a member of the New York State Assembly for five terms. Nicole ran for mayor of New York City in 2017, but she did not win. 

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As an assembly member, restored local and express bus service.

As an assembly member, Malliotakis restored local and express bus service.

As a state assembly member, led efforts to halt the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Congestion Pricing Program.

As a state assembly member, Malliotakis helped stop the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Congestion Pricing Program.

As a House Representative, introduced legislation to increase the federal standard deduction and reduce taxes for over 107 million Americans, including over 350,000 households in Staten Island and Southern Brooklyn.

As a House Representative, Malliotakis introduced legislation to increase the federal standard deduction and reduce taxes for over "107 million Americans, including over 350,000 households in Staten Island and Southern Brooklyn."

- As an assembly member, Malliotakis restored local and express bus service.
- As a state assembly member, Malliotakis helped stop the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Congestion Pricing Program.
- As a House Representative, Malliotakis introduced legislation to increase the federal standard deduction and reduce taxes for over "107 million Americans, including over 350,000 households in Staten Island and Southern Brooklyn."

Economy

Supports equipping schools with trained police officers, security equipment, and immediate crisis mental health care services.

Said she is working to equip schools with police officers, security equipment, and mental health care services.

- Said she is working to equip schools with police officers, security equipment, and mental health care services.

Public Safety

Supports lowering prescription drug costs and increasing access to telehealth.

Opposes government funding of animal testing.

Opposes government funding for animal testing.

Believes in investigating the origins of COVID-19 to ensure transparency and accuracy in scientific research.

Said "We must know the source of COVID-19 to prevent the next pandemic". 

- Supports lowering prescription drug costs and increasing access to telehealth.
- Opposes government funding for animal testing.
- Said "We must know the source of COVID-19 to prevent the next pandemic". 

Healthcare

Supports legislation to reduce emissions and expand renewable energy sources.

As a US representative,  Malliotakis secured funding to complete the East Shore Sea Wall.

- Supports legislation to reduce emissions and expand renewable energy sources.
- As a US representative,  Malliotakis secured funding to complete the East Shore Sea Wall.

Energy & the Environment

Said as "Americans and New Yorkers, we unequivocally stand with the Israeli people in the face of this horrific acts of Iranian-backed terrorism of Hamas."

Opposes "open border" immigration policies.

Believes Trump will reverse Biden’s border policies and resolve the "illegal immigration crisis" in New York City.

- Said as "Americans and New Yorkers, we unequivocally stand with the Israeli people in the face of this horrific acts of Iranian-backed terrorism of Hamas."
- Opposes "open border" immigration policies. 
- Believes Trump will reverse Biden’s border policies and resolve the "illegal immigration crisis" in New York City.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

The City, Staten Island Rep. Nicole Malliotakis Faces Backlash After Joining GOP Bid to Overturn Biden Win

Believes in reforms to make voting easier and prevent fraud, including voter ID and maintaining voter rolls.

Supports reforms that make both voting easier and fraud more difficult to commit, including "voter identification, regular maintenance of state voter rolls, stringent safeguards to prevent manipulation and abuse of absentee ballot voting and a streamlined process to ensure that credible claims of election fraud receive a thorough hearing before a judge."

Voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

- Supports reforms that make both voting easier and fraud more difficult to commit, including "voter identification, regular maintenance of state voter rolls, stringent safeguards to prevent manipulation and abuse of absentee ballot voting and a streamlined process to ensure that credible claims of election fraud receive a thorough hearing before a judge."
- Voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Voting & Elections

As a state legislator, wrote a law preventing the closure of a local teen intervention center.

As a state legislator, Malliotakis wrote a state law she said was "responsible for preventing the closure of a local teen intervention center."

Opposes dismantling Specialty High Schools and Gifted and Talented Programs.

As a state legislator,  Malliotakis opposed removing Specialty High Schools and Gifted and Talented Programs.

Advocates for providing a police officer, security equipment, and access to mental health care services in all schools. 

- As a state legislator, Malliotakis wrote a state law she said was "responsible for preventing the closure of a local teen intervention center."
- As a state legislator,  Malliotakis opposed removing Specialty High Schools and Gifted and Talented Programs.
- Advocates for providing a police officer, security equipment, and access to mental health care services in all schools. 

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Nicole Malliotakis

Nicole was born in New York City. She earned a bachelor's degree from Seton Hall University and a master's degree in business administration from Wagner College. 

As of September 26, 2024, Nicole Malliotakis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Nicole Malliotakis currently represents New York’s 11th Congressional District. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. She previously served in the New York State Assembly for five terms. Nicole previously ran for mayor of New York City in 2017. 

As a City Council member, led efforts to support small businesses and employees in New York City.

As a state representative, helped "hundreds of families through the rebuilding process."

- As an assembly member, restored local and express bus service.
- As a state assembly member, led efforts to halt the Metropolitan Transportation Authority’s Congestion Pricing Program.
- As a House Representative, introduced legislation to increase the federal standard deduction and reduce taxes for over 107 million Americans, including over 350,000 households in Staten Island and Southern Brooklyn.

Supports law enforcement and earned the endorsement of every NYPD union during her first congressional campaign.

Supports the Police Conference of New York.

Supports the Police Officers' Defense Coalition.

Supports the MTA Police Benevolent Association.

Supports the Correction Officers’ Benevolent Association.

Endorsed by the New York State Troopers Police Benevolent Association.

Supports equipping schools with police officers, security equipment, and mental health care services.

- Supports equipping schools with police officers, security equipment, and mental health care services.

Supports efforts to reduce prescription drug costs.

Supports passing Violet’s Law to reduce government waste and animal cruelty.

Believes Dr. Anthony Fauci may have lied under oath about the origins of COVID-19.

Opposes government mandates on public health measures.

Believes in investigating the origins of COVID-19.

- Supports lowering prescription drug costs and increasing access to telehealth.
- Opposes government funding of animal testing.
- Believes in investigating the origins of COVID-19.

Believes in strong leadership and effective disaster response to protect coastal communities, drawing on her experience during Superstorm Sandy's devastation of Staten Island.

As a public affairs manager for Con Edison, focused on the state’s energy, economic and environmental policies.

Opposes congestion pricing without an Environmental Impact Statement, believing it shifts pollution and traffic to minority communities.

Believes America’s public lands should primarily benefit the American people.

Supports policies that ensure public lands serve American interests.

As a state legislator, supported laws to combat beach erosion, prevent development in sensitive wetlands, and require consideration of climate risks in rebuilding efforts.

As a state assembly member, led efforts to secure $151 million in state funding for the East Shore Sea Wall project.

As a US representative, secured funding to complete the East Shore Sea Wall.

- Supports legislation to reduce emissions and expand renewable energy sources.
- As a US representative, secured funding to complete the East Shore Sea Wall.

Believes that under a Harris administration, "illegal immigration will get worse."

Supports Donald Trump, believing he "will secure the border & make America prosperous again."

Believes the Biden administration's handling of the southern border crisis demonstrates "utter incompetence."

Believes the recent atrocities in Israel are "some of the worst savageries the world has ever seen," with families slaughtered and children burned and beheaded, calling it "absolutely barbaric."

- Supports Israel and condemns Hamas.
- Opposes "open border" immigration policies.
- Believes Trump will reverse Biden’s border policies and resolve the "illegal immigration crisis" in New York City.

Supports voting by mail and opposes Republican lawsuits against New York's vote-by-mail law.

Opposes court decision to redraw New York congressional lines.

Supports voting rights and fair election practices.

Believes there are "concerning findings" in migrant shelter contracts related to voter registration.

Supports the redistricting of New York's House map, believing it creates "chaos for Democrats."

Supports reforms to make voting easier and prevent fraud, including voter ID and maintaining voter rolls.

- Supports reforms to make voting easier and prevent fraud, including voter ID and maintaining voter rolls.
- Voted to overturn the results of the 2020 election.

Believes state education board is pushing "antisemitic material" to children.

Believes parents and guardians should regularly supervise their children’s online activities.

Plans to build and operate schools in the Bronx, Manhattan, and Brooklyn.

Supports public access to all committee votes.

As a state legislator, opposed dismantling Specialty High Schools and Gifted and Talented Programs.

Advocates for a police officer in every school.

- As a state legislator, wrote a law preventing the closure of a local teen intervention center.
- As a state legislator, opposed dismantling Specialty High Schools and Gifted and Talented Programs.
- Advocates for a police officer in every school.

As of September 23, 2024, Nicole Malliotakis’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Nicole Malliotakis is currently a member of the U.S. House of Representatives for New York's 11th Congressional District. She previously served in the New York State Assembly.

Nicole Malliotakis currently represents New York’s 11th Congressional District. She was elected in 2020 and is serving her second term. She previously served in the New York State Assembly for five terms.

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