United States House of Representatives
New York's 1st Congressional District
Nick LaLota represents New York's 1st Congressional District in the United States House of Representatives.
VerifiedLast verified October 10, 2026
Current representative
Nick LaLota
VerifiedLast verified October 10, 2026U.S. Representative · Republican
- First took office
- 2023
- Current term ends
- Sunday, January 3, 2027
- District office phone
- (202) 225-3826
- District office
- 122 Cannon House Office Building, Washington, DC 20515
Next election
The next scheduled general election for this seat is Tuesday, November 3, 2026 — 24 days away.
U.S. Representative seats in the United States House of Representatives serve 2-year terms. Dates are calculated from the statutory election calendar, not stored as text.
Communities in this district
AmagansettAquebogueAsharokenBaiting HollowBelle TerreBridgehamptonCalvertonCenter MorichesCentereachCenterportCommackCoramCutchogueDering HarborDix HillsEast HamptonEast Hampton NorthEast MarionEast MorichesEast NorthportEast QuogueEast SetauketEast ShorehamEastportEatons NeckElwoodFarmingvilleFlandersFort SalongaGordon HeightsGreenlawnGreenportGreenport WestHampton BaysHead of the HarborHuntington StationJamesportKings ParkLake GroveLake RonkonkomaLaurelManorvilleMattituckMelvilleMiddle IslandMiller PlaceMontaukMorichesMount SinaiNapeagueNesconsetNew SuffolkNissequogueNorth HavenNorth SeaNorthamptonNorthportNorthvilleNorthwest HarborNoyackOld FieldOrientPeconicPoquottPort JeffersonPort Jefferson StationQuiogueQuogueRemsenburg-SpeonkRidgeRiverheadRiversideRocky PointSag HarborSagaponackSeldenSetauketShelter IslandShelter Island HeightsShinnecock HillsShorehamSmithtownSound BeachSouth HuntingtonSouthamptonSoutholdSpringsSt. JamesStony BrookStony Brook UniversityTerryvilleTuckahoeVillage of the BranchWading RiverWainscottWater MillWest Hampton DunesWest HillsWesthamptonWesthampton BeachYaphank
Community-to-district relationships are derived from each community's Census interior point. Larger communities can span more than one district — look up a specific address to confirm.
Sources
- Office of the Clerk, U.S. House of Representativesretrieved October 10, 2026
- U.S. Congressretrieved October 10, 2026