Study by the nationally recognized economists at Epsilon Economics finds Sticker Mule paid $681.5 million in wages and generated nearly $50 million in state tax revenue
Edinburg, NY – 12 October 2026 – Constantino for Congress today highlighted a new independent economic report, covered by the Washington Reporter, finding that Sticker Mule, the company Anthony Constantino built in Upstate New York, has generated $2.7 billion in economic impact for New York State since 2016. The study was prepared by Epsilon Economics, the firm commissioned to measure the economic impact of the Oscars, Super Bowl LVI, the FIFA World Cup, and the College Football Playoff National Championship.
The report finds that Sticker Mule supported 9,500 year long equivalent jobs in New York, including more than 4,000 at suppliers and other businesses outside the company, along with $681.5 million in wages and $49.5 million in state tax revenue.
The Washington Reporter first reported the study's findings in an exclusive this week:
An independent study by Epsilon Economics estimates that Sticker Mule generated roughly $2.7 billion in economic activity in New York State from 2016 through 2025, supporting $681.5 million in wages and $49.5 million in tax revenue. More than $1 billion of that total came from follow-on effects beyond the company's own operations. The study estimates the company supported about 9,500 year long equivalent jobs over the decade, including more than 4,000 outside Sticker Mule itself.
“The Epsilon Report proves that I built an incredible company and sacrifice to fight for us as Democrat activists viciously boycott my company,” said Constantino. “While I’m creating jobs, paying taxes and innovating to give us an incredible success story in Upstate New York, Blake Gendebien promotes boycotts against my company in dishonest attack ads funded by out-of-state donors.
Sticker Mule’s rapid growth trajectory, detailed in the Epsilon report, indicate the firm was on track to do well over $250,000,000 in annual revenue, but growth was kneecapped when Constantino spoke up to support President Trump following his attempted assassination.
“It was either fight for America or lose the America I knew,” said Constantino. “It’s a shameful mark on the Democrat Party that they boycott me so viciously simply for admitting I liked President Trump after he was almost murdered. My endorsement was respectful to both sides, but they didn’t care.”
Despite the setbacks, Sticker Mule continues to innovate, launching fully Made-in-America apparel and a suite of business apps to help others succeed online.
“My north star is helping people and making them happy,” said Constantino. “That’s how I grew my business and that’s what I’ll do in Congress.”
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Anthony Constantino set the record for most votes in the NY-21 primary. He came in as a political outsider and beat strong establishment opposition after building Sticker Mule, a global company based in New York with more than 1,000 employees. He also went 2-1 with two knockouts after turning pro at 40.