Sticker Mule CEO Anthony Constantino runs for Congress as outspoken Trump supporter
Sticker Mule founder Anthony Constantino is campaigning for the open seat in New York’s 21st district, emphasizing his loyalty to Donald Trump.
Anthony Constantino, the chief executive of custom-printing firm Sticker Mule, entered the race for New York’s 21st Congressional District after Rep. Elise Stefanik announced her retirement. Known for his overt Trump devotion—including a 2025 bronze likeness of the president and a viral rap track—Constantino leveraged that loyalty to win a Trump endorsement and a decisive primary win over state Assemblyman Robert Smullen.
He funds his campaign out of his own business, a point highlighted by Roger Stone, who urged the president to back him. Constantino’s campaign has faced legal disputes and a threatened lawsuit against a local TV poll, yet recent surveys show him ahead of Democratic farmer Blake Gendebien. If elected, he says he will cooperate with House Republicans and may consider joining the Freedom Caucus, while prioritizing rural broadband and agricultural issues.
Why it matters
The race could keep a solidly Republican seat in the House and reflects the growing influence of Trump-aligned candidates.
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