Daniel S. Goldman is a Democratic member of the United States House of Representatives, representing the 10th Congressional District of New York since January 3, 2023. Born on February 26, 1976, in Washington, D.C., Goldman has a distinguished educational background with a B.A. from Yale University and a J.D. from Stanford University. Prior to his congressional career, he worked as a journalist, legal analyst, and held several prestigious legal positions, including serving as a law clerk and assistant United States attorney for the Southern District of New York.

In Congress, Goldman is an active member of the House Committee on the Judiciary and the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. His legal experience informs his legislative priorities, particularly in areas related to justice, intelligence, and civil liberties. Goldman’s approach often reflects a commitment to upholding democratic principles and protecting the rights of individuals.

Among the legislation he has sponsored or co-sponsored, Goldman has advocated for several significant bills, focusing on civil rights and public safety. For instance, he is a co-sponsor of the H.R. 2901 - Officer for Civil Rights and Civil Liberties Improvements Act aimed at enhancing civil rights protections within the Department of Homeland Security, and the H.R. 2902 - Protecting Sensitive Locations Act, which seeks to safeguard sensitive locations from immigration enforcement actions.

Goldman has also shown a strong commitment toward addressing the socio-economic issues that affect working families. He has co-sponsored the H.R. 2851 - WISE Act, intended to enhance protections for immigrant workers, further showcasing his focus on labor rights and immigrant safety. Another notable bill is the H.R. 1035 - Job Protection Act, which seeks to expand the Family and Medical Leave Act, making it more accessible to a wider array of employees, reflecting his stance on supporting families in the workforce.

Goldman's political alignment generally leans progressive, advocating for reforms that aim to bolster civil liberties, promote social equity, and enhance government accountability. His active role in various meaningful legislative measures illustrates a focus on comprehensive reforms aimed at supporting vulnerable communities, improving public safety, and protecting individual rights.

In his personal life, Goldman has maintained a relatively private profile, focusing on his public service. He resides in New York with his family, balancing his professional commitments with his role as a father. His blend of legal expertise and commitment to public service frames his approach as a legislator dedicated to the well-being of his constituents and the nation.