Democratic Congressman Jerry Nadler successfully secured reelection for his House seat in New York on Tuesday. Having first entered Congress in 1992, Nadler brought with him a wealth of experience from his prior 16 years in the New York State Assembly. Currently, he holds the position of the leading Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, a role he held as chairman from 2019 until 2023. During the first impeachment trial of former President Donald Trump, Nadler played a significant role as one of the seven impeachment managers.

His congressional district encompasses key areas such as Manhattan’s Upper West Side, Upper East Side, and parts of midtown. Notably, this district is recognized as the smallest congressional district in the United States by physical area. The announcement of Nadler’s victory came at 9:06 p.m. EST, confirming his continued presence in the House.

Nadler’s longstanding career in politics and his influential positions on critical committees underscore his significant role in shaping legislation and addressing constituents’ concerns in his metro New York district. His reelection reflects the support he maintains within his community, reaffirming his commitment to serve and lead in Congress.