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DESCRIPTION:Four-term elected U.S. Representative&nbsp\;John Katko&nbsp\;(R
 -NY) will join Grant Reeher\, Professor of Political Science and Director 
 of the Campbell Public Affairs Institute\, for a discussion reflecting on 
 his legislative record\, the current political climate\, and his experienc
 e during his eight years in Congress. We are honored that he will give his
  farewell address at Syracuse University.  A Camillus\, New York native\, 
 John left his 20-year career as a federal prosecutor to run for public off
 ice because he believed Central New York deserved strong\, independent lea
 dership in Washington. He was first elected to represent the 24th Congress
 ional District in the U.S. House of Representatives in November 2014. He w
 as re-elected for a fourth term in November 2020. &nbsp\;In Congress\, Joh
 n serves as Ranking Member on the House Committee on&nbsp\;Homeland Securi
 ty and as a member of the House Committee on Transportation &amp\; Infrast
 ructure.&nbsp\;The State of Democracy Lecture Series is sponsored by the M
 axwell Dean’s Office and coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs Instit
 ute.
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SUMMARY:Congressman John Katko: Farewell Address
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X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Four-term elected U.S. Representative&nbsp\
 ;<strong>John Katko</strong>&nbsp\;(R-NY) will join Grant Reeher\, Profess
 or of Political Science and Director of the Campbell Public Affairs Instit
 ute\, for a discussion reflecting on his legislative record\, the current 
 political climate\, and his experience during his eight years in Congress.
  We are honored that he will give his farewell address at Syracuse Univers
 ity. <br></p> <p>A Camillus\, New York native\, John left his 20-year care
 er as a federal prosecutor to run for public office because he believed Ce
 ntral New York deserved strong\, independent leadership in Washington. He 
 was first elected to represent the 24th Congressional District in the U.S.
  House of Representatives in November 2014. He was re-elected for a fourth
  term in November 2020. &nbsp\;</p><p>In Congress\, John serves as Ranking
  Member on the House Committee on&nbsp\;Homeland Security and as a member 
 of the House Committee on Transportation &amp\; Infrastructure.&nbsp\;</p>
 <p>The State of Democracy Lecture Series is sponsored by the Maxwell Dean’
 s Office and coordinated by the Campbell Public Affairs Institute.</p>
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