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Rep. Jerry Nadler

D New York, 17th (1992-1993), 8th (1993-2013), 10th (2013-2023), 12th (2023-) In Office

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Biographical

  • Full Name: Jerrold Lewis Nadler
  • Gender: Male Male
  • Pronunciation: JAIR-uld NAD-lur
  • Date of Birth: June 13, 1947 (age: 76)
  • Place of Birth: Brooklyn, N.Y.
  • Religion: Jewish
  • Hometown: New York, N.Y.
  • Place of Residence: New York, N.Y.
  • Occupation: Attorney
Family:
Married: Josephine Langsdort Miller local government administrator, in New York, N.Y.

1 child: Michael

Relations with people in our database:

Father of Michael L. Nadler

Biography:
Congressman Jerry Nadler represents a New York district that is one of the most dynamic and diverse districts in the country.

Rep. Nadler began his career in public service in 1976 in the New York State Assembly. Representing the Upper West Side, he served as a Democratic Assemblyman for 16 years and played a significant role in shaping New York State law concerning child support enforcement and domestic abuse, as well as making major contributions to housing, transportation and consumer protection policy in the state. In 1992, Rep. Nadler was elected to the U.S. House of Representatives in a special election and has served in Congress ever since.

Rep. Nadler is a graduate of Crown Heights Yeshiva, Stuyvesant High School, Columbia Un See more >>

Education

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Office History

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State Legislature Offices:

Election Results

  • 2021 (Nov. 3, 2020 election)
    10th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 71.36%
    Democrat
    Cathy Bernstein, 23.13%
    Republican
    Michael Madrid, 1.17%
    Libertarian
  • 2019 (Nov. 6, 2018 election)
    10th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 81.00%
    Democrat
    Naomi Levin Cohn, 19.00%
    Republican
  • 2017 (Nov. 8, 2016 election)
    10th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 78.03%
    Democrat, Women's Equality Party, Working Families
    Philip Jeffrey Rosenthal, 21.85%
    Republican, Conservative, Independence Party, Stop Iran Deal
  • 2015 (Nov. 4, 2014 election)
    10th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 78.67%
    Democrat
    Ross Brady, 10.64%
    Conservative
  • 2013 (Nov. 6, 2012 election)
    10th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 69.82%
    Democrat
    Michael W Chan, 16.63%
    Republican
  • 2011 (Nov. 2, 2010 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 69.06%
    Democrat
    Susan L Kone, 22.36%
    Republican
  • 2009 (Nov. 4, 2008 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 63.49%
    Democrat
    Grace Lin, 15.43%
    Republican
  • 2007 (Nov. 7, 2006 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 76.15%
    Democrat
    Eleanor Friedman, 12.22%
    Republican
    Dennis E Adornato, 1.17%
    Conservative
  • 2005 (Nov. 2, 2004 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 64.41%
    Democrat
    Peter Hort, 15.59%
    Republican
  • 2003 (Nov. 5, 2002 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 57.21%
    Democrat
    Jim Farrin, 13.90%
    Republican
    Alan Jay Gerber, 2.37%
    Conservative
    Dan Wentzel, 1.35%
    Green
  • 2001 (Nov. 7, 2000 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 66.03%
    Democrat
    Marian S Henry, 11.89%
    Republican
    Dan Wentzel, 2.09%
    Green
  • 1999 (Nov. 3, 1998 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 71.41%
    Democrat
    Theodore Howard, 11.62%
    Republican
  • 1997 (Nov. 5, 1996 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 66.69%
    Democrat
    Michael Benjamin, 13.15%
    Republican
    George A Galip Jr, 1.20%
    Conservative
  • 1995 (Nov. 8, 1994 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 68.19%
    Democrat
    David L Askren, 13.11%
    Republican
    Margaret V Byrnes, 1.87%
    Conservative
  • 1993 (Nov. 3, 1992 election)
    8th Congressional District of New York
    Jerrold Lewis Nadler (Jerry), 60.77%
    Democrat
    David L Askren, 11.23%
    Republican
    Margaret V Byrnes, 2.28%
    Conservative

Employment History

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Awards

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Contact Information

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Main Office:

Address: 2132 Rayburn House Office Building
Washington, DC 20515-3212
Phone: 202-225-5635
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Personal Financial Disclosures

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Congressional Staff

Staff Turnover:

Turnover Index: 0.23
(House Average: 0.25)
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Staff Salary Rate:

Office Median Annual Salary: $85,000.01
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Caucuses

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    Posted by Nate Hoffman on Aug. 28, 2014
    August might be the perfect time to visit Aspen or Paris, but a handful of members instead chose to visit a battle zone: Israel. read more
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