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How do Daniel S. Goldman and Nicholas A. Langworthy compare?

Daniel S. Goldman and Nicholas A. Langworthy voted the same way on 26% of the 580 roll calls where both voted in the 119th Congress (median for two House members of different parties 29%), as of Nov 4, 2026.

Both represent New York in the House.

Daniel S. Goldman and Nicholas A. Langworthy, side by side
MeasureGoldmanLangworthyHouse median
Attendance88%98%98%
With own party, party-line votes98%98%98%
Same vote as the other party10%13%12%

Source: Voteview: Goldman · Voteview: Langworthy · How we measure · Updated Nov 4, 2026

Where they agree and split, by policy area

Agreement by policy area
Policy areaSame voteVotes both cast
Congress3%152
Economics and Public Finance25%57
Armed Forces and National Security35%51
Energy3%31
Environmental Protection13%31
Crime and Law Enforcement18%28