What is the complete list of New York’s 26 U.S. House members in the 118th Congress with district numbers and party affiliations?
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Executive summary
New York is represented in the 118th U.S. Congress by 26 members of the House of Representatives, a delegation that the available reporting and government sources describe as composed of 19 Democrats and 7 Republicans; the authoritative membership lists are published by Congress.gov and compiled in public reference sites such as Ballotpedia and Wikipedia [1] [2] [3]. The sources provided to this briefing confirm the delegation size and partisan breakdown but, in the material supplied, do not contain a single consolidated, citable roster of all 26 names with district numbers and party affiliations; therefore this report documents what these sources do state and explains the limitation in the record [1] [2].
1. The question being asked and why it matters
The user requests a complete, district-numbered roster of New York’s 26 House members for the 118th Congress with party affiliations; that is a discrete factual query that can be answered definitively from official membership rolls such as Congress.gov and the House’s official directories, which are the primary sources for names, districts and party labels [2] [4]. Accurate rosters matter for constituent contacts, reporting on delegation votes and for understanding the state’s political balance; multiple secondary sources (Ballotpedia, GovTrack, Wikipedia) mirror and summarize those official listings [3] [5] [1].
2. What the provided sources explicitly confirm
The material provided confirms the fundamental facts needed to answer the question: New York’s House delegation in the 118th Congress consists of 26 members and, as summarized in public compilations, the delegation’s partisan composition is nineteen Democrats and seven Republicans [1]. Congress.gov is the authoritative federal compilation of members and provides individual member entries by state and district [2], while the Congressional Research Service profile of the 118th Congress contextualizes membership and party alignments across the chamber [6] [7].
3. What the supplied reporting does not supply — and why that prevents an unquestionable roster here
Although the supplied set of sources includes links to comprehensive lists and to databases that do contain full rosters (Wikipedia’s district page, Ballotpedia, Congress.gov, GovTrack), the specific excerpts and snippets provided in the brief do not include the full, consolidated list of all 26 district numbers matched to names and party labels in a single, citable block for this response [1] [2] [3] [5]. Because the instruction set for this task requires that every factual assertion be cited inline to the provided sources, asserting a complete name-by-district roster without a direct citation in the supplied excerpts would violate that rule.
4. How to obtain a fully citable, complete roster and next steps
To produce the exact, district-numbered list requested with the strict citation standard demanded here, the correct next step is to pull the consolidated membership entries from Congress.gov’s “Members” search by state or from the official Congressional Pictorial Directory for the 118th Congress; both sources list each Representative with district and party and are explicitly cited among the supplied materials [2] [4]. Alternatively, Ballotpedia and the New York congressional districts page on Wikipedia provide mirrored rosters and the stated partisan split [3] [1]. If a complete, fully cited roster is required in this report, the record should be updated to include the relevant excerpts or permission given to query those linked pages directly so each name can be cited inline.
5. Bottom line for readers and researchers
The provided reporting authoritatively establishes that New York’s delegation in the 118th House numbers 26 members and is described publicly as 19 Democrats and 7 Republicans, and it points to Congress.gov, Ballotpedia, GovTrack and the Congressional Pictorial Directory as the primary sources for the detailed roster [1] [2] [3] [4]. Because the specific, ready-to-cite list of all 26 names matched to districts and party affiliations was not included in the supplied excerpts, this briefing documents confirmed metadata and identifies the authoritative next steps rather than presenting a partial or uncited name list [1] [2].