Paul Dreyer

Cities Policy Analyst

Paul Dreyer

Paul Dreyer is a Cities Policy Analyst at the Manhattan Institute, where he focuses on urban policy issues affecting New York City and State. His research encompasses state constitutional amendments, governance, public safety, and infrastructure development, with a particular interest in state politics and its impact on local policymaking.

 

A lifelong Long Islander, Dreyer served as a legislative aide in the New York State Senate, advising on policy matters related to mental health, the judiciary, and criminal justice. He also worked as assistant to Brookhaven Town Supervisor Ed Romaine, contributing to local policy initiatives and community relations. Dreyer started his career in the office of Congressman Lee Zeldin, focusing on policy research and constituent services.

 

Dreyer’s analyses have been featured in publications such as RealClearPolicyNew York Post, and City Journal, covering a variety of topics. He holds a BA in Political Science from Stony Brook University, where he graduated summa cum laude.