Full profile
Laura L. Ms. Esq. Dunn is running as a Democrat for the U.S. House in New York’s 12th Congressional District. The contested general election is scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026.
Dunn is one of 12 candidates in the race. Ten are Democrats and two are Republicans. The candidate list does not include anyone affiliated with another party.
Laura L. Dunn’s candidacy
Dunn’s listed party affiliation is Democratic. No biography is on file, so her career history, education, public service and other personal background are not part of the official profile.
No fundraising, spending or cash-on-hand figures are on file for Dunn. Those categories measure how much a campaign has raised, how much it has spent and how much money it has remaining at a particular reporting point.
Dunn also has no documented policy positions on file. That means there is no official basis here to describe where she stands on issues before Congress, including taxes, federal spending, health care, housing, immigration or foreign policy.
Candidates in the race
Each candidate has a party affiliation on file, but no biography, campaign finance figures or documented policy positions:
- George Conway is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Christopher Diep is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Laura L. Ms. Esq. Dunn is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Liam Elkind is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Jami Floyd is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Amy Jordan is a Republican candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Kaley Marie MS Aldrich is a Republican candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Cameron Kasky is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Micah Bergdale is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Micah Charles Lasher is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Alexander Bores is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
- Erik Bottcher is a Democratic candidate. No biography, fundraising, spending, cash-on-hand figures or documented policy positions are on file.
What voters will decide
The election will choose a U.S. House member for New York’s 12th Congressional District. Members of the House participate in making federal laws and vote on federal spending and other matters that come before the chamber.
Party labels identify how each candidate is affiliated, but they do not establish an individual candidate’s position on a specific issue. Voters seeking to compare Dunn with the other candidates will need documented positions, biographies and campaign finance filings as those become part of the official record.
Election details
The NY-12 general election is scheduled for Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026. Because the race is contested, voters will have more than one candidate to consider. Candidate filings, ballot status and campaign finance records can change during an election cycle, making later official updates important for confirming who will appear on the ballot and what financial activity each campaign reports.
