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NY-07 House winner?

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  • Melvin Rivera

    Will Republican win the House race for NY-07?

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    Settled Nov 4, 2026, 3:12 AM UTC

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Melvin Rivera

Melvin Rivera

Republican candidate for U.S. House in New York

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2.6%chance to win

$2.2KNOV 7, 2026

Candidate Overview

Key details about the candidate’s background, party, office sought and current campaign.

Current roleCommunity activist

PartyRepublican

Political ideologyConservative Republican

GenderMale

LocationNew York

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BackgroundCommunity activist

Notable personal detailsMelvin Rivera is a candidate for U.S. House in New York’s 7th Congressional District. He is a Brooklyn-based community activist and tenant organizer, and has worked on housing and tenant advocacy efforts in neighborhoods including Bushwick. His campaign biography describes work assisting families displaced by Hurricane Maria and service in New York City government during the COVID-19 pandemic through the Mayor’s Public Engagement Unit.

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Political Positions

LiberalConservative

Economy & Taxes

Melvin Rivera’s platform mixes pro-market and interventionist ideas. He calls for expanding access to micro-loans and startup capital, revitalizing industrial zones with business incentives, and cutting unnecessary small business regulations, while also supporting an anti-flip tax, reinstituting the stock transfer tax, and redirecting that revenue into infrastructure. He also emphasizes workforce pipelines, public assistance reform, and cost relief for working families.

Climate & Energy

The campaign materials mention environmental justice and infrastructure that protects public health, but they do not lay out a specific climate or energy policy. The publicly available page focuses mainly on housing, public safety, economic opportunity, and community ownership rather than emissions, fossil fuels, or renewable energy targets.

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