CalledUnofficial results
New York Senate District 22
New York State Senate · New York
Sam Sutton won re-election by 28.9 points over Nachman Carl Caller.
Fusion voting
Sam SuttonDemocrat · winner · incumbent
64.3%37,201
Nachman Carl CallerRepublican
35.3%20,456
Write-inOther party
0.4%235
57,892 votes
Source: New York State Board of Elections unofficial resultsUpdated Nov 7, 2026, 12:46 PM ET
Where the race moved
Against the 2024 presidential vote
The seat's recent races
Source: Past results: 99chambers results archive (MEDSL, Klarner, state election offices)
Money in this race
Each line compares the two campaigns on one scale.
Sam SuttonNachman Carl Caller
$514.6K
Raised by the campaign
$109.3K
$327.5K
Public matching funds
$750K
$590.8K
Spent by the campaign
$754.3K
9%
Individual money from small donors (≤$250)
63%
534
Contributions
458
Top funders
Largest contributors to each campaign; the color shows which candidate they gave to.
| Yaakov LefkowitzTo Sutton's campaign | $7.5K | |
| Jack CayreTo Sutton's campaign | $6K | |
| Eli DweckTo Sutton's campaign | $5.3K | |
| Edward HaddadTo Sutton's campaign | $5.3K | |
| Eli HaddadTo Sutton's campaign | $5.3K | |
| Gloria SchonbergerTo Caller's campaign | $5K | |
| Nanette WolfTo Caller's campaign | $3K | |
| Joseph MeiselsTo Caller's campaign | $2K | |
| Rachel ZangerTo Caller's campaign | $750 | |
| Chana HorowitzTo Caller's campaign | $750 |
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Campaign money: New York State Board of Elections, through Oct 19, 2026.
Source: New York State Board of Elections campaign filingsUpdated Oct 19, 2026
Pre-election forecast (final, Nov 3)
Our model's last run before Election Day, Nov 3, 2026. It no longer updates.
- Sam Sutton
- <1%
- Nachman Carl Caller
- >99%
- Projected margin
- R+35.3
The candidates
Sam Sutton (D)
Incumbent senatorNachman Carl Caller (R)
Candidate for this district in the 2025 special election and for New York State Assembly in 2014
Incumbent senatorNachman Carl Caller (R)
Candidate for this district in the 2025 special election and for New York State Assembly in 2014
Also on the ballot: Write-in (Other party), 0.4%