Andrew M. Cuomo

56th Governor of New York

A Life in Public Service

A record built to last. A state built ever upward.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo speaking at a briefing in the State Capitol
Official painted portrait of Andrew M. Cuomo, seated before an American flag

A life in public service.

Andrew M. Cuomo has spent more than four decades in public life, serving as the 56th Governor of New York, New York Attorney General, and Secretary of Housing and Urban Development under President Clinton.

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo announced Nirav R. Shah, M.D., M.P.H., has been unanimously confirmed by the New York State Senate as Commissioner of the Department of Health

A record of leadership.

From Washington D.C. to Albany, his record spans housing, civil rights, economic development, infrastructure, public safety and leading New York through crisis.

By the Numbers

Timely and Balanced State Budgets
11
Infrastructure Program
$100BILLION
Paid Family Leave
12WEEK
Previously Uninsured New Yorkers Gained Health Coverage
1MILLION+
Minimum Wage
$15
Property Tax Savings Since 2011
$17BILLION+

Media & Speeches

media & speeches

Cuomo: Americans Want More Balance Of Power

Andrew Cuomo on Real Time with Bill Maher on the lunacy behind government-run grocery stores

Andrew Cuomo on Real Time with Bill Maher: “When they start with this, ‘Well, we’re just a big tent party.’ That is a lot of crap!”

Governor Cuomo addressing the press

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