Nicole Malliotakis, serving in the U.S. Congress for New York’s 11th district since 2021, has shared her views on recent legislative and policy matters through a series of tweets. Representing Staten Island and parts of Brooklyn, she continues to address significant issues affecting her constituents.
On June 4, 2025, Malliotakis announced that the House passed legislation aimed at combating the opioid and fentanyl crisis. She highlighted the bill’s support for drug overdose prevention programs and improved access to treatment for Americans recovering from substance use. “Today, the House passed legislation to address our nation’s opioid and fentanyl crisis by supporting: Drug overdose prevention programs Access to treatment for Americans recovering from substance use”.
The following day, on June 5, 2025, she expressed her stance on maintaining the State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction as negotiated in the House. Malliotakis emphasized it is a Republican principle to allow taxpayers to retain more of their earnings without being subjected to double taxation. She specifically mentioned taxpayers in New York and other SALT states. “The State and Local Tax (SALT) deduction negotiated in the House should NOT be altered by the Senate. It’s a Republican principle to allow taxpayers to keep more of their hard-earned money and taxpayers in New York and other SALT states deserve not to be double taxed by their”.
Later that same day, Malliotakis criticized Governor Kathy Hochul and former Governor Andrew Cuomo for shutting down the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant. According to Malliotakis, this closure resulted in increased utility bills as it once supplied 26% of New York City’s electricity. She urged Governor Hochul to reconsider her energy policies as summer approaches.“.@GovKathyHochul and Andrew Cuomo shut down the Indian Point Nuclear Power Plant, which once provided 26% of New York City’s electricity. Since then, utility bills have soared. As we head into the summer months, the Governor must end her war on energy! We need a common-sense, all”.
Malliotakis has been an active political figure since replacing Max Rose in Congress after serving nearly a decade in the New York State Assembly.
