NYC Votes, Kalman Yeger

Listed "Crisis of Affordability" as a top issue.

Said New York "must make it easier and cheaper for owners to rehabilitate and market existing apartments."

- Listed "Crisis of Affordability" as a top issue.
- Said New York "must make it easier and cheaper for owners to rehabilitate and market existing apartments."
- Opposes tax increases.

Economy

As of September 19, 2024, Kalman Yeger did not have a website or any information online.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Voting & Elections

Opposes recent bail reforms and said "Judges MUST have the discretion to keep dangerous criminals off our streets."

Supported funding for emergency responders and community safety.

Said, "dangerous mentally-ill [persons] must have the institutionalized treatment necessary to keep them from endangering society."

- Opposes recent bail reforms and said "Judges MUST have the discretion to keep dangerous criminals off our streets."
- Supported funding for emergency responders and community safety.
- Said, "dangerous mentally-ill [persons] must have the institutionalized treatment necessary to keep them from endangering society."

Public Safety

Supports using public funds to send children to non-public schools

- Supports using public funds to send children to non-public schools

Education

Housing & Urban Development

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Kalman Yeger

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