Rose Schlossberg recently attended her brother Jack’s election night party in New York City, showing her support amidst the challenges of his political campaign. The gathering took place shortly after polls closed on June 23, 2026, and included family members such as their mother, Caroline Kennedy, and their father, Ed Schlossberg, along with Rose’s wife, Rory McAuliffe.
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Jack Schlossberg, aged 33, was vying for a congressional seat in New York City, positioned as a promising candidate following in the footsteps of his grandfather, former President John F. Kennedy. Unfortunately, his hopes were dashed when he placed a distant third in the Democratic primary, securing only 11% of the votes, compared to the 39% garnered by winner Micah Lasher and Alex Bores’ impressive 35%.
This significant electoral defeat came just six months after the family experienced the traumatic loss of their sister, Tatiana Schlossberg, who passed away at the age of 35 from acute myeloid leukaemia. Rose travelled from California to New York not only to be present for Jack’s campaign efforts but also to support her family during this emotionally charged period.
Despite the setback in Jack’s political ambitions, Rose expressed unwavering confidence in her brother’s abilities. In a rare public appearance, she stated, “I’m so proud of Jack. He’s been working so hard and I think he’d be fantastic at whatever he does. He has so much passion for politics and for the people of this district. So I think New York would be smart to elect him.” Her comments reflect a strong familial bond and highlight her brother’s commitment to public service.
The election night party, held at The Cutting Room, a music venue backed by actor Chris Noth, was attended by around 150 supporters, friends, and family members. Upon arrival, Jack took the opportunity to express gratitude to his supporters and drew inspiration from his grandfather’s legacy. He commented, “All of us asked not what our country could do, but what we could do to help our city,” capturing the essence of their family’s ethos of service and dedication.
As of the following morning, reports indicated that approximately 87% of the ballots had been counted, confirming Jack’s position within the race. Although he faced an uphill battle in securing the nomination, his efforts and the support of his family showcased the ongoing political aspirations of the Schlossberg family.
While Jack has actively sought a role within the political landscape, Rose has maintained a lower profile, focusing on her career as a writer and documentarian. She has made significant contributions to film, including her work on the docuseries “Time: The Kalief Browder Story” and the short film “Small Gay Tragedy #1.” Residing in California with McAuliffe, who owns the restaurant Rory’s Place, Rose remains dedicated to her creative pursuits.
In a poignant moment, Jack reflected on their family dynamics, revealing that their parents are currently living with Tatiana’s husband, Dr. George Moran, to support him in raising their two young children. This familial collaboration underscores the resilience and unity within the Schlossberg family, even in the face of adversity.
With the electoral campaign now behind him, the future remains uncertain for Jack Schlossberg. However, the love and support from his family, especially from Rose, may provide the encouragement he needs to pursue new avenues for public service and engagement in his community. As he navigates this challenging moment, both he and his family continue to honour their legacy while looking forward with hope.