Congressional District lines are changing in Ulster County, again!

In 2022, New York’s congressional district maps changed based on the results of the US Census. This “redistricting” resulted in Ulster County voters being represented by two different districts, NY18 and NY19.

In 2024, those maps were challenged and while the county is still divided under the new maps, some towns will switch districts beginning in January, 2025.

New Congressional Districts

  • NY18

    This November, voters in the following municipalities will elect a candidate to represent them in the 18th Congressional District, beginning in 2025.

    —City of Kingston
    —Town of Esopus
    —Town of Gardiner (only part of the town)
    —Town of Kingston
    —Town of Lloyd
    —Town of Marlborough
    —Town of New Paltz
    —Town of Plattekill
    —Town of Saugerties
    —Town of Ulster
    —Town of Woodstock

    NY18 is currently represented by Democrat Pat Ryan.

    See the new map

  • NY19

    This November, voters in the following municipalities will elect a candidate to represent them in the 19th Congressional District, beginning in 2025.

    —Town of Denning
    —Town of Gardiner (only part of the town)
    —Town of Hardenburgh
    —Town of Hurley
    —Town of Marbletown
    —Town of Olive
    —Town of Rochester
    —Town of Rosendale
    —Town of Shandaken
    —Town of Shawangunk
    —Town of Wawarsing

    NY19 is currently represented by Republican Marc Molinaro who faces a challenge by Democrat Josh Riley.

    see the new map