State Senator - District 22
Nachman Carl Caller
Attorney who founded the law firm N.C. Caller, P.C. in 1986 and has worked in the Boro Park community for more than three decades; he is a Republican district leader.
Where they stand
Housing costs, tenants and new construction
Pledges to push rezoning that would allow new housing development and to cut regulations that hold back housing growth. His campaign says he helped develop thousands of Boro Park housing units as a real estate investor and attorney, sought tax breaks in City Hall and Albany for landlords and developers building rentals, and wrote a 16-page housing plan.
School funding and nonpublic schools
Pledges to advocate for the independence of yeshivas and to defend parents' right to decide how their children are educated.
Background
He ran as a Republican and Conservative candidate for this seat in the May 2025 special election, which Sam Sutton won, and as a Republican candidate for State Assembly in 2014.
- Founded the law firm N.C. Caller, P.C. in 1986
- Graduated from Columbia University Law School in 1984 as a Harlan Fiske Stone Scholar; also a yeshiva graduate
- Admitted to practice before the New York State Bar, the New Jersey State Bar and the U.S. Tax Court
- Member of the Martin Act Task Force advising the Attorney General on condominium and cooperative issues
- Republican district leader
- Won the June 23, 2026 Republican primary for the seat over Bernard Vaiselberg, 50.9% to 49.1%; advanced without a vote when the Conservative Party primary was canceled
- Republican and Conservative nominee in the May 20, 2025 special election for the seat; received 31.9% of the vote
- Republican nominee for State Assembly in 2014; lost the Nov. 4, 2014 general election to incumbent Dov Hikind
Support
Conservative Party of New York State
Also on your ballot on the Conservative Party line
Money
$66K
raised
Top donors: Gloria Schonberger, Nanette Wolf, Joseph Meisels
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