I grew up as a Catholic. Now I worship in Christian churches across New York. I always trusted that God had a hand in my life, and I ask him daily for wisdom and guidance. When I decided to run for Congress in 2006, I wanted to focus my life and my career on helping others and being a public servant who puts people first.

My faith informs my work in the Senate, and Jesus’ command of “love your neighbor as yourself” particularly informs my work for civil rights, civil liberties and humanitarian help for those in need.

When I see politicians weaponize their faith to divide our country, to demonize people, to dehumanize people, to spread hate and ignore those in need, it leaves me wondering if they truly know and believe God’s command. Loving one another is hard to do. It’s hard to do when we disagree or live our lives differently, but it’s what I am commanded to do.

No matter who you pray to — or whether you pray at all — I promise to fight for you and your family. We’ve got to care for one another.

Together,

Kirsten

A note from Kirsten:

Friend, I am truly honored to have won reelection, and I promise to continue the critical work toward bipartisan solutions for New Yorkers as we enter this new term.

While we had many victories in New York this election season, our fight to retake control of the Senate is far from over.

Please, donate today to make sure my team and I can continue securing crucial progress on the issues that matter the most and help flip the Senate blue in 2026.

Thank you,

Kirsten Gillibrand

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