Sam Berger is a Democratic member of the New York State Assembly representing District 27 in Queens, which includes neighborhoods such as Pomonok, Electchester, Kew Gardens Hills, College Point, Whitestone, and Forest Hills. He is the youngest member of the Assembly, a lifelong resident of the district, an attorney, community advocate, and father of three children. Elected in a 2023 special election to replace Daniel Rosenthal, Berger prioritizes public safety, affordability, education, and securing funding for local initiatives.

Education and Political Experience

• Earned a bachelor's degree and graduated from St. John's University School of Law in Queens.
• Gained legal experience through externships at Kings County Surrogate’s Court and Queens County Supreme Court - Criminal Term.
• Born and raised in District 27; family background includes father as president of a local elementary school and mother as a teacher and district leader.
• Studied abroad in Israel before pursuing higher education.
• Currently running for re-election; notable activities include honoring veterans, recognizing community legacies, and welcoming local achievements like Army Cadet Tricia Chen on West Point Day.