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SWEENEY, JOHN E.

R Β· house Β· bioguide S001149

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FEC candidate id
H8NY22045
Internal id
6e2761f8-393f-4f1c-81dc-0f2708dc690b
Status
challenger

Who this candidate represents

Who lives here β€” American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2024), NY-20. Source.

CategoryMetricValue
PeoplePopulation782,695
PeopleMedian age40
IncomeMedian household income$86,491
IncomePer-capita income$48,575
IncomeIn poverty11.9%
IncomeUnemployed4.9%
IncomeGini inequality index0.455
RaceWhite alone73.8%
RaceBlack alone9.0%
RaceAsian alone5.5%
RaceHispanic or Latino7.4%
RaceTwo or more races8.1%
OriginForeign-born9.3%
LanguageSpeaks English only at home88.5%
LanguageSpeaks Spanish at home3.6%
EducationHigh school or higher66.0%
EducationBachelor's or higher42.9%
EducationAdvanced degree20.0%
HouseholdFamily households56.1%
HouseholdAvg household size2.26
HouseholdNever married (15+)38.2%
HousingMedian home value$287,300
HousingMedian gross rent$1,276
HousingSingle-family detached52.6%
HousingBuilt before 19405.9%
HousingOvercrowded (>1 per room)1.7%
HousingVacant units8.6%
ServiceVeterans (18+)5.4%
HealthWith a disability13.0%
ConnectivityHouseholds with broadband90.7%
ConnectivityHouseholds with no internet5.7%
CommuteDrove alone69.6%
CommutePublic transit2.9%
CommuteWorked from home15.5%

Cycle financials

Source: FEC weball bulk file (cycle summary). Numbers in USD; 0 = no activity reported.

CycleRaisedSpentCash on handDebtsIndiv. contribs.
2014$0$0$0$223,587$0
2012$0$0$0$223,587$0
2010$6$3,065$0$223,587$0
2008$21,886$44,958$3,059$223,587$0
2006$2,956,203$3,425,847$26,131$199,901$1,512,771
2004$1,398,269$1,392,823$495,775$0$891,149
2002$956,245$807,739$490,329$5,800$546,570
2000$1,073,578$807,676$341,882$5,800$572,672
1998$1,054,346$1,012,096$75,896$89,908$617,447

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Sponsored & cosponsored bills

Election prediction

Cycle 2026 Β· model baseline-v1 Β· base rate 15.1%

P(win) = 25.1%

FeatureΞ” P(win)
Base rate (historical)15.1%
R (major party)+10.0%

Baseline model (incumbency Γ— party Γ— office). Calibration: backtest Brier score is the reference, see npm run db:ingest -- --source=predict-backtest-election. Future model versions must beat baseline Brier on the same held-out cohort or they don't ship.

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Outbound (8)

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β€”cosponsor_of_billHR 1964 β€” Highlands Conservation Actβ€”cosponsorsponsorship
β€”cosponsor_of_billHR 2528 β€” Hudson-Fulton-Champlain 400th Commemoration Commission Act of 2004β€”cosponsorsponsorship
β€”cosponsor_of_billHR 2982 β€” To authorize the establishment of a memorial to victims who died as a result of terrorist β€”cosponsorsponsorship
β€”cosponsor_of_billHR 3676 β€” Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Act of 2000β€”cosponsorsponsorship
β€”cosponsor_of_billHR 701 β€” Conservation and Reinvestment Actβ€”cosponsorsponsorship
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_ofROMP IV 2006β€”candidate_committees
β€”joint_fundraising_committee_ofBOMP-BOWLING FOR OUR MAJORITY PARTYβ€”candidate_committees
β€”principal_candidate_ofSWEENEY FOR CONGRESS, INCβ€”candidate_committees

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