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

Jennifer Oliver O'Connell· May 22, 2026 · 5:35 PM UTC ·4 min read · 0 reactions · 0 comments · 47 views

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Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman faces a significant challenge in his re-election bid for New York's 10th District. A recent Emerson College poll shows former city Comptroller Brad Lander leading Goldman by 34 points among Democratic primary voters. Goldman's controversial actions and statements may have contributed to his declining support among younger voters.

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▪Dan Goldman is trailing former city Comptroller Brad Lander by 34 points in the Democratic primary according to a recent poll.
▪Lander has strong support from voters under 40, leading Goldman 73% to 15% in that demographic.
▪Goldman has faced criticism for his confrontational style and controversial statements during congressional hearings.

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So Long, Dan Goldman? The Rabid Attack Democrat Rep. May Be Primaried by a Mamdani-Backed Progressive By Jennifer Oliver O'Connell | 1:35 PM on May 22, 2026 The opinions expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily represent the views of RedState.com. AP Photo/John Minchillo The anti-incumbent, anti-Israel fever is set to take out Democrat Rep. Dan Goldman (NY-10). Trust me, no one on the left or the right will be sad to see him go.New York Rep. Dan Goldman could badly lose his re-election bid, a shocking new survey found.Former city Comptroller Brad Lander leads the incumbent congressman by a yawning 34 points — 57% to 23% — in the upcoming Democratic primary for the 10th House District, according to the Emerson College poll.“While all age groups break for Lander, his…

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