Dan Goldman

Exactly. What I say pretty consistently is the easiest way to describe my district is it is the coolest district in the country. We have basically Manhattan below 14th Street. So we have the West Village, we have the Greenwich Village, we have the East Village, Lower East Side, Chinatown, Soho, Tribeca Financial District. And then about half of the district actually is over in Brooklyn.

So we have Dumbo, a lot of downtown Brooklyn. It sort of cuts right through downtown. Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Brownstone Brooklyn, and then it goes south even further all the way through Borough Park, Sunset Park, a little bit into Bay Ridge, and Red Hook, and then it comes back up the coast.

So we have Dumbo, a lot of downtown Brooklyn. It sort of cuts right through downtown. Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Brownstone Brooklyn, and then it goes south even further all the way through Borough Park, Sunset Park, a little bit into Bay Ridge, and Red Hook, and then it comes back up the coast.

So we have Dumbo, a lot of downtown Brooklyn. It sort of cuts right through downtown. Brooklyn Heights, Park Slope, Brownstone Brooklyn, and then it goes south even further all the way through Borough Park, Sunset Park, a little bit into Bay Ridge, and Red Hook, and then it comes back up the coast.

So it's a great, diverse district with lots of really spectacular neighborhoods, and it's fun to represent.

So it's a great, diverse district with lots of really spectacular neighborhoods, and it's fun to represent.

So it's a great, diverse district with lots of really spectacular neighborhoods, and it's fun to represent.

No, I'm actually not. I think there is data on that. My district is very much of a barbell. There are very, very wealthy... Some highs and some lows. But there's a significant number of my constituents who are really struggling. And I've got, for example, 31...

No, I'm actually not. I think there is data on that. My district is very much of a barbell. There are very, very wealthy... Some highs and some lows. But there's a significant number of my constituents who are really struggling. And I've got, for example, 31...

No, I'm actually not. I think there is data on that. My district is very much of a barbell. There are very, very wealthy... Some highs and some lows. But there's a significant number of my constituents who are really struggling. And I've got, for example, 31...

nicht public housing developments in my district and have a lot of of neighborhoods that are underserved and have been i think underrepresented by elected officials and i spend most of my time in the district in those neighborhoods

nicht public housing developments in my district and have a lot of of neighborhoods that are underserved and have been i think underrepresented by elected officials and i spend most of my time in the district in those neighborhoods

nicht public housing developments in my district and have a lot of of neighborhoods that are underserved and have been i think underrepresented by elected officials and i spend most of my time in the district in those neighborhoods

I think that that is a very reasoned, rational and probably common thought. I very intentionally don't view it that way. Because I am someone who approaches this as... A true rising tide lifts all boats. And that even when you talk to the real estate developers, etc., they are also very much invested in New York City and in making New York City a better, more affordable place. place to live.

I think that that is a very reasoned, rational and probably common thought. I very intentionally don't view it that way. Because I am someone who approaches this as... A true rising tide lifts all boats. And that even when you talk to the real estate developers, etc., they are also very much invested in New York City and in making New York City a better, more affordable place. place to live.

I think that that is a very reasoned, rational and probably common thought. I very intentionally don't view it that way. Because I am someone who approaches this as... A true rising tide lifts all boats. And that even when you talk to the real estate developers, etc., they are also very much invested in New York City and in making New York City a better, more affordable place. place to live.

And that's to their benefit as well. So I actually do not think that working as a member in this district has mutually exclusive interests, because I think that if you are working to help those that need perhaps a little bit more of a boost, as long as you're not trying to do that at the expense of

And that's to their benefit as well. So I actually do not think that working as a member in this district has mutually exclusive interests, because I think that if you are working to help those that need perhaps a little bit more of a boost, as long as you're not trying to do that at the expense of

And that's to their benefit as well. So I actually do not think that working as a member in this district has mutually exclusive interests, because I think that if you are working to help those that need perhaps a little bit more of a boost, as long as you're not trying to do that at the expense of

of other people, and I think that's one of the things that the Democratic Party suffers from, is to view it as a zero-sum game. Or not and, right? You're taking it away from someone else. I don't think that's the right way to look at it. It's not the way I look at it. And I think because of that, we can all collectively be working together to improve the city, the country, and everyone's lives.