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Rep. Michael Arcuri (D-NY 24th District)

2nd term Democrat from New York 24th District.

Bio

Visit Rep. Michael Arcuri's candidate bio page.

Residence: Utica

Marital Status: Married (Sabrina)

Prev. Occupation: Attorney

Prev. Political Exp.: Oneida Co. District Attorney, 1993-2006

Education: BA State University of New York - Albany, 1991; JD New York Law School, 1984

Birthdate: 06/11/1959

Birthplace: Utica, NY

Religion: Catholic

Percentage in Last Election: 52%

Major Opponent: Richard Hanna


Contact

Current Elected Office Contact Information

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Website: arcuri.house.gov


Washington, D.C. Office:

127 Cannon House Office Building,
District of Columbia 20515-3224
Phone: (202) 225-3665
Fax: (202) 225-1891

Utica Office: (more district offices)

10 Broad Street, Room 330
Utica, New York 13501
Phone: (315) 793-8146
Fax: (315) 798-4099



Committee

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Staff

Current Elected Office Staff Members:

  • Chief of Staff: Sam Marchio
  • Scheduler: Nick Zabriskie

Votes

 

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Bills

Current Elected Office Bills:

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Bill Name Cosponsor? Send Message
H.R.5019 - Home Star Energy Retrofit Act of 2010 No Send Message to Rep. Michael Arcuri
 

Letters

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PAC

PAC Contributions

2009-2010

2007-2008

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Recent Headlines

This week in activism

Activists have to create a big splash to get noticed in this town, but the strategy can also backfire.

Activists create protest school

Dream University offers illegal immigrants who can't go to college opportunities in more than one way. Classes there double as protest rallies.

Groups redefine gay-rights efforts

Two new advocacy groups are trying to make change happen faster for gays and lesbians, but their tactics have raised tension within the movement.

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