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Congressional service history
119th Congress · House
New York · District 4 · 2025–Present

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U.S. Representative · New York · District 4
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Congressional service
119th Congress · House
New York · District 4 · 2025–Present
Official Biography
Congresswoman Laura Gillen is currently serving her first term in Congress representing the people of New York’s Fourth Congressional District. The district includes Nassau County’s South Shore. Congresswoman Gillen is a Baldwin native and lives with her family in Rockville Centre.
Congresswoman Gillen graduated from Sacred Heart Academy and was a George Baker Scholar at Georgetown University. Her participation in the Baker Scholar program impacted the direction of her life with its lessons of leadership and community service. After graduating, Congresswoman Gillen volunteered on the front lines of the AIDS crisis and in Mother Teresa’s Home for the Dying in Kolkata. Upon her return home, the Congresswoman attended law school at Georgetown Law Center and NYU School of Law, later working as a litigator with Cahill Gordon & Reindel, LLP, where she participated in her firm’s pro bono program where she represented victims of domestic violence. She later joined the Westerman firm in Nassau County.
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Committee on Science, Space, and Technology
Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure
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