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U.S. House of Representatives: Congressional District 6

Federal race on the November 3, 2026 general election ballot in Nassau County and New York City. 2 candidates: Joseph Chou and Grace Meng.

Federal · 2 candidates

Who's running

Joseph ChouRepublican, Conservative
Grace MengDemocratic · U.S. Representative
Top U.S. voter concern

The Economy

1 of 2 candidates on record

Jobs, prices and the cost of living.

Joseph Chou

No verified, sourced position on record.

Grace Meng
  • Supports stable jobs with wages that support families
“We must continue to make sure that our nation’s citizens are employed with good, stable, and consistent jobs that provide wages that allow people to take care of their families and their needs.”
Source: Economy and Small Business | Congresswoman Grace Meng (official U.S. House website)

What this means for youExpect support for job and wage measures. The page doesn't name specific bills.

Top U.S. voter concern

Health Care

1 of 2 candidates on record

Health insurance, costs and access to care.

Joseph Chou

No verified, sourced position on record.

Grace Meng
  • Supports affordable health care as a right
“I believe that affordable health care is not a privilege, but a right.”
Source: Health | Congresswoman Grace Meng (official U.S. House website)

What this means for youShe would vote to expand affordable coverage. The page doesn't name specific bills.

Top U.S. voter concern

Immigration

1 of 2 candidates on record

Immigration levels, enforcement, and local cooperation with federal immigration authorities.

Joseph Chou

No verified, sourced position on record.

Grace Meng
  • Supports commonsense immigration reform
“It is imperative that we pass commonsense immigration reform to preserve a compassionate, functional, and secure immigration system.”
Source: Immigration | Congresswoman Grace Meng (official U.S. House website)

What this means for youShe would back a broad immigration reform bill. As one of 435 House members, they would vote and push for this in Congress; it would only become law with majorities in both chambers and the President's signature.

Not yet on record in this race: The Situation in Iran, Income and Wealth Gap, Gas Prices, Abortion, Crime, Israeli-Palestinian Conflict, AI Data Centers, Climate Change.

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