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Lander Ousts Goldman in NY-10 Primary
NY-10 voters vote Brad Lander into the Democratic nomination, defeating two-term Rep. Dan Goldman in a Manhattan-Brooklyn district
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Brad Lander defeated two-term Rep. Dan Goldman for the Democratic nomination in New York's 10th District, a solidly Democratic seat covering Lower Manhattan and parts of Brooklyn.
- Frame 1NY-10 voters vote Brad Lander into the Democratic nomination, defeating two-term Rep. Dan Goldman in a Manhattan-Brooklyn district.
- Frame 2The result removed a House incumbent and made Lander the nominee in a solidly Democratic New York district.
- Frame 3Mamdani and Bernie Sanders backed Lander, while Hochul and Hakeem Jeffries stood with Goldman.
- Frame 4The primary exposed Israel-Gaza divisions: Lander accused Israel of genocide, and pro-Israel groups backed Goldman.
- Frame 5Other Mamdani-endorsed candidates also won city primaries, giving New York's left wing a broader boost.
- Frame 6November now pairs Lander with Republican Jennifer Moore, who was uncontested in the GOP primary.
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- Jun 24, 4:55 AM EDT
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