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So Long, Dan Goldman? The Rabid Attack Democrat Rep. May Be Primaried by a Mamdani-Backed Progressive

The article argues that Goldman may be vulnerable in his primary and criticizes his past conduct at congressional hearings.

So Long, Dan Goldman? The Rabid Attack Democrat Rep. May Be Primaried by a Mamdani-Backed Progressive
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This article1 analysis · Oct 6, 2026
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An Emerson College poll puts Brad Lander ahead of Rep. Daniel S. Goldman by 34 points in the upcoming Democratic primary for New York’s 10th District. The author argues that Goldman’s record and support for Israel could make him vulnerable.

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Donald Trump
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Poll Shows Brad Lander Leading Daniel Goldman in Democratic Primary

An Emerson College poll puts challenger Brad Lander roughly 30 points ahead of Rep. Daniel Goldman in New York’s Democratic primary. Goldman’s campaign disputes the survey’s assumptions about the likely electorate. Center outlets report the polling lead alongside the campaign’s objection to the survey. Right-leaning outlets also connect the lead to criticism of Goldman’s record, with opinion pieces presenting it as a sign of his vulnerability or a leftward shift in the party.

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