New York House

The New York House refers to the United States House of Representatives division representing the state of New York. It is part of the federal legislative branch, responsible for creating laws, allocating government funding, and representing New York residents’ interests. The number of representatives for New York varies based on population, with larger populations having more representatives. Members are elected every two years, serving in a legislative body that works alongside the Senate to shape national policy. The New York House plays a key role in federal governance, impacting legislative decisions that affect the entire country.