Joseph Cinquemani
Republican candidate for U.S. House in New York
$442.00
NOV 7, 2026
General Election
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Live Odds — NY-16 House winner?
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3%chance to win
$442.00NOV 7, 2026Candidate Overview
Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.
Current roleAttorney
PartyRepublican
Age58 years old (Mar 1, 1968)
GenderMale
LocationNew York
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BackgroundAttorney
EducationCornell University (B.S., 1990)
Notable personal detailsJoseph J. Cinquemani is a Republican candidate for the U.S. House in New York's 16th Congressional District. He is an attorney based in New Rochelle, New York. His campaign website highlights priorities including tax relief, lowering energy costs, job creation, and reducing federal spending.
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Political Positions
Economy & Taxes
The campaign emphasizes tax relief, lower costs, cutting the budget, and reducing the role of Washington in taxation. It frames economic policy around lowering inflation, lowering interest rates, and supporting workers through lower taxes and a freer market environment.
Healthcare
Cinquemani says he wants to improve healthcare through market forces, cutting administrative costs, and eliminating unnecessary regulation. His platform emphasizes reducing government spending and relying on private-sector solutions rather than expanding federal healthcare programs.
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Climate & Energy
Joseph Cinquemani’s campaign emphasizes lower energy costs through recommissioning Indian Point as a small modular reactor hub and expanding domestic fossil fuel production. The site frames this as energy independence, supports “Drill, baby, drill!”, and calls for cutting unnecessary regulation to encourage market forces.
Latest News
Joseph Cinquemani is being mentioned in coverage of New York Democratic primary politics, where recent wins by democratic socialist candidates have intensified intraparty tensions in urban districts. The reporting suggests the broader fight is over the party’s direction on issues like immigration, Israel, and socialism. There is little direct detail about Cinquemani’s own actions in the provided summaries.
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