Full profile
Kaley Marie MS Aldrich is running as a Republican for New York’s 12th District seat in the U.S. House. The contested general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Aldrich is one of 12 candidates listed in the race. The field includes 10 Democrats and two Republicans.
Aldrich’s background and positions
No biography is on file for Aldrich. There are also no documented policy positions on file, so the candidate’s views on issues before Congress are not established in the official record.
Aldrich’s party designation identifies the candidate as a Republican. A party label alone does not establish where an individual candidate stands on a specific policy question.
Campaign-finance totals are also not on file for Aldrich. That includes funds raised, funds spent and cash on hand. Without those figures, the record does not establish the size of the candidate’s campaign finances or how campaign money has been used.
The full candidate field
The candidate list includes the following 12 people:
- George Conway — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Christopher Diep — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Laura L. Ms. Esq. Dunn — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Liam Elkind — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Jami Floyd — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Amy Jordan — Republican. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Kaley Marie MS Aldrich — Republican. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Cameron Kasky — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Micah Bergdale — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Micah Charles Lasher — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Alexander Bores — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
- Erik Bottcher — Democrat. No biography, documented policy positions or campaign-finance figures are on file.
What the official record establishes
The official race listing establishes each candidate’s name and party designation, the office being contested and the general election date. It does not establish a personal or professional background for any candidate because no biographies are on file.
The record also contains no documented policy positions for any of the 12 candidates. Voters therefore cannot use it to compare the field on specific issues. Positions should not be inferred from a candidate’s party designation, name or presence in the race.
No fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand totals are on file for any candidate. Those three measures serve different purposes: fundraising tracks money received, spending tracks money used and cash on hand reflects money retained by a campaign. None can be compared in this race without recorded figures.
What comes next
The candidate field, policy records and campaign-finance entries are the main parts of the process to monitor before the Nov. 3 general election. Changes to the listed field would affect who appears in the contest, while future policy statements or financial entries could give voters more information for comparing candidates.
The election record currently distinguishes Aldrich by name and Republican affiliation. It does not document the candidate’s background, issue agenda or campaign finances.
