Press Releases
January 14, 2026
With the C.A.R.E.S. Van, Ryan and his team deliver one-on-one assistance navigating federal programs and accessing benefits including Social Security, Medicaid, and Medicare directly to constituents in their own community
January 13, 2026
Community members are encouraged to sign this petition in opposition to the proposed facility
January 12, 2026
Ryan invites community to drop off cards at his Poughkeepsie office to deliver to veterans in advance of Valentine’s Day
Issues:
Government that Works for All
January 9, 2026
According to new polling, 87% of Americans now say they’ve noticed higher grocery prices since Trump took office; more than 99% of respondents to Ryan’s survey said they were feeling the burden of higher grocery prices, with 75% citing Trump’s tariffs as the main driver
January 8, 2026
Today, after months of Trump and Congressional Republicans’ refusal to extend the ACA tax credits, Congressman Ryan’s bill extending life-saving ACA tax credits through 2028 passed the House; without an immediate extension, Hudson Valley families will continue to face a 185% increase in their insurance bills
January 7, 2026
Today Congressman Ryan announced that more than $3.8 million in federal grants will be awarded to fire departments across Dutchess, Orange, and Ulster Counties
December 22, 2025
During his Small Business Listening Tour this summer, Ryan heard from small business owners across Dutchess, Orange, and Ulster Counties about how the tariffs are forcing them to raise prices and threatening the future of their businesses, profits, and local economies
Issues:
An Economy that Works for All
December 19, 2025
Collectors’ dominance is compounded by vertical integration; it controls grading capacity, pricing analytics through CardLadder, and participates in buying and selling graded cards—creating severe conflicts of interest
Issues:
An Economy that Works for All
December 19, 2025
After years of relentless advocacy by Congressman Ryan, bipartisan lawmakers, and local advocates, the “Hudson River Protection Act” – which permanently bans harmful, polluting barges from docking in the Hudson River – has been signed into law
December 18, 2025
Hudson Valley housing nonprofits sounded the alarm on the funding changes, stating their residents faced a “return to homelessness” and total “chaos and uncertainty” due to the abrupt policy changes