Politics

Elise Stefanik Elected to Congress

Washington Free Beacon Staff

November 4, 2014

Republican Elise Stefanik was elected to Congress, becoming the youngest woman ever elected to Congress.

Stefanik beat Democrat Aaron Woolf to replace retiring Democratic Rep. Bill Owens.

Stefanik is a former economic and domestic policy staffer for the George W. Bush administration.

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