Patrick Ryan will get weapons of war and fentanyl off the streets.

Patrick Ryan · New York · Democratic

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He is working to keep Hudson Valley families safe by getting weapons of war and fentanyl off our streets...

Commitment to remove firearms and fentanyl from local streets.

RESOURCES | Pat Ryan for Congress
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Evidence

Ryan says he is still pushing assault-weapons, safe-storage, background-check, ghost-gun, and bump-stock measures, and says he will keep working to stop gun violence.

Official issue page shows continuing advocacy on the gun-violence part of the promise, but it does not show that the promise has been fully delivered.

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Ensuring Safety for All | Congressman Pat Ryan
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Ryan says he is leading a crackdown on fentanyl by pushing the Stop Chinese Fentanyl Act, the FEND Off Fentanyl Act, the END FENTANYL Act, and a public-safety bill.

Official issue page shows ongoing fentanyl-related legislative effort, but no official sign that the streets-off claim has been completed.

unresolved unknown A for effort

Ensuring Safety for All | Congressman Pat Ryan
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Assessments

unresolved unknown A for effort

As of June 18, 2026, there is evidence that Ryan has materially worked on both parts of the promise: he has backed assault-weapons and related gun-safety legislation, pushed multiple fentanyl bills, introduced a public-safety measure, and secured anti-drug funding for local communities. Some fentanyl-related legislation he supported was enacted, but the available record does not show that Ryan himself delivered the broad promised outcome of getting 'weapons of war and fentanyl off the streets,' and the assault-weapons component in particular has not been federally enacted. Because Ryan is still serving and still pursuing the agenda in the current federal context, this is better treated as an ongoing, not yet fully resolved promise rather than a completed delivery or a closed failure.

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