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Delgado To Refuse Paycheck

Until End Of U.S. Shutdown

Antonio Delgado issues statement from his D.C. office: If workers won't get federal paychecks, neither will he.

With federal employees in Upstate New York and across the country missing their first paycheck Friday because of the government shutdown, U.S. Antonio Delgado, D-19th, today said he will be asking the House of Representatives chief administrative officer to withhold his pay as long as the shutdown continues.

"As someone who grew up in a working-class family in Schenectady," said Delgado in a statement issued from his Washington D.C. office. " I understand what a paycheck means for a family, whether it’s for paying for groceries or filling a prescription, paying the rent—no one should have to put their lives on hold because of our inability here to find common ground and reopen the government."

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