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Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) was unseated in his Democratic primary Tuesday night by former New York City comptroller Brad Lander
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Lander's victory, fueled in part by support from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, represents the latest in a string of victories for the left in Democratic congressional primaries.
Key facts
- Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) was unseated in his Democratic primary Tuesday night by former New York City comptroller Brad Lander, according to the Associated Press
- The race pit Mamdani against House Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries (D-N.Y.), who supported Goldman as part of his policy of generally supporting his incumbents
- Lander's victory, fueled in part by support from New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani, represents the latest in a string of victories for the left in Democratic congressional primaries
- Lander ran for New York mayor last year but failed to gain traction, instead becoming part of Mamdani's orbit after cross-endorsing the then-state legislator in an effort to defeat former Gov
Summary
Dan Goldman (D-N.Y.) was unseated in his Democratic primary Tuesday night by former New York City comptroller Brad Lander, according to the Associated Press. Progressives from California to Maine have harnessed liberal grassroots anger towards the Democratic establishment to topple party-backed foes and incumbent House Democrats. Despite being a Progressive Caucus member, Goldman came under fire in his left-leaning district for his staunch support of Israel. Lander ran for New York mayor last year but failed to gain traction, instead becoming part of Mamdani's orbit after cross-endorsing the then-state legislator in an effort to defeat former Gov.