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Daniel S. Goldman

Representative, New York

F

Daniel S. Goldman Gets an F

Score: 32 out of 100, the weighted average of 7 principles. On 43 of 102 votes and bills, Goldman was on the liberty side.

A on Free nations. F on Tyranny, Free speech, Free markets and Equal rights. Each principle counts by its weight, so the letter sits between them. How the weights work

Goldman lost the primary, and is not on the ballot for this seat on November 3, 2026. Running for it: Brad Lander (D) and Jennifer Moore (R).

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  • F
    Tyranny9 of 18 with liberty
  • A-
    Free nations30 of 34 with liberty
  • F
    Free speech0 of 2 with liberty
  • F
    Free markets1 of 14 with liberty
  • F
    Equal rights0 of 10 with liberty
  • –
    Conscience1 of 1, too few to count
  • F
    Defense1 of 3 with liberty
  • F
    Borders1 of 20 with liberty

Who pays for Goldman’s campaign

$8,699,480 raised since January 2025.

  • 57%from people$4,997,893
  • 28%the candidate’s own money$2,450,000
  • 9%transfers and other income$767,223
  • 6%from PACs and other committees$483,751

The committee money, by who is behind it

  • Leadership and cause PACs$244,380
  • Unions$73,500
  • Trade groups$54,500
  • Member groups$29,515
  • Company PACs$10,000

Added up from what the committees themselves reported giving. They report later than the campaign does, so this can come to more than the committee line above.

Committees that gave the most

  1. Joint Action Committee for Political Affairs$10,350
  2. Reviving American Jobs Again PAC DBA Equal Opportunity Now$7,501
  3. A Pleasant Peninsula PAC$5,000
  4. Amalgamated Transit Union - Cope$5,000
  5. American Academy of Dermatology Association Political Action Committee (SKINPAC)$5,000

45 more committees gave $5,000 as well. A PAC may give a candidate $5,000 for each election, so many give the same.

From the campaign’s own reports to the Federal Election Commission, through September 30, 2026. People who gave are counted, never named. The full filing at FEC.gov. Discuss this money

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