NY Assembly · Assembly District 41

Uncontested

Kalman Yeger is the only candidate on the ballot for this seat. You can also write in a candidate whose name isn't printed on the ballot.

Unopposed incumbent's record on health care, budgets and public safety

Democrat Kalman Yeger, in the Assembly since January 2025 after representing City Council District 44 from 2018 to 2025, is the only candidate on the ballot. He is on the Democratic, Republican and Conservative lines after all three parties' June 2026 primaries for the seat were canceled.

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Candidate

Incumbent

Kalman Yeger

Member of the New York State Assembly for District 41 since Jan. 1, 2025

Focus: Health care

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Issues

Health insurance coverage and medical aid in dying

Medical aid in dying became state law on Feb. 6, 2026, and a law signed June 5, 2026 set procedures protecting legally protected health activities. Whether to keep or change those laws, and what health insurers and Medicaid must cover, is decided by the Legislature and the governor.

In coverage

Voted against the Medical Aid in Dying Act, now law, and against a 2026 law on protections for legally protected health activities. Sponsored a bill on insurance coverage for epinephrine auto-injectors whose Senate version became law in 2025, and sponsors bills on Medicaid coverage of applied behavior analysis therapy during school hours and on electronic prior authorization.

New York State Assembly — A11624 (2025-26 session) actions and floor votes

State budget and property taxes

Two bills carrying major parts of the 2026-27 state budget, one implementing the state fiscal plan and one the education, labor, housing and family assistance budget, became law on May 28, 2026. Each year the Legislature votes on how the state raises and spends money, including any added property tax exemptions.

In coverage

Voted against two 2026-27 state budget bills that became law: the bill implementing the state fiscal plan and the education, labor, housing and family assistance bill. Sponsors bills allowing added property tax exemptions for certain senior citizens and giving tax-exempt property owners time to re-apply when an exemption was not renewed.

New York State Assembly — S9009 (2025-26 session) actions and floor votes

Police radio access and cannabis store locations

The governor vetoed a bill in December 2025 that would have kept police radio communications, apart from sensitive information, open to emergency services groups and professional journalists, and a February 2026 law changed limits on how close licensed cannabis dispensaries may be to schools and houses of worship.

In coverage

Voted against a bill to keep police radio communications, apart from sensitive information, open to emergency services organizations and professional journalists; the governor vetoed it. Voted for a 2026 law amending limits on how close retail adult-use cannabis dispensaries may be to schools and houses of worship.

New York State Assembly — A3516 (2025-26 session) actions and floor votes

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The money

Cycle-to-date · NYS Board of Elections — figures change as new reports are filed.

Yeger

$85K

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Researched & verified Oct 1, 2026. Compiled from verified public sources; claims that failed verification are excluded.

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