introduced the HUD Data Privacy Act, new legislation to prevent the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from exchanging data collected from individuals receiving federal housing assistance with other agencies or third-party entities.
Dan Goldman will pursue legislation to prevent the Department of Housing and Urban Development from sharing data collected from individuals receiving federal housing assistance with other agencies or third-party entities.
Occurrences
introduced the HUD Data Privacy Act, new legislation to prevent HUD from exchanging data collected from individuals receiving federal housing assistance with other agencies or third-party entities
Evidence
"Representatives Dan Goldman (NY-10) and Nydia Velázquez (NY-07) introduced the HUD Data Privacy Act, new legislation to prevent the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) from exchanging data collected from individuals receiving federal housing assistance with other agencies or third-party entities." The homepage news item is dated May 15, 2026 and repeats the same introduction in the page body.
The immigration issues page repeats that Goldman and Velázquez "introduced the HUD Data Privacy Act" and says it would prevent HUD from exchanging data collected from individuals receiving federal housing assistance with other agencies or third-party entities.
Goldman's housing page says he is working to protect public housing tenants and lists introduced legislation; the page is consistent with the HUD Data Privacy Act announcement and his housing-policy focus, including the May 2026 introduction referenced elsewhere on the site.
Assessments
The promise was to pursue legislation preventing HUD from sharing data from federal housing assistance recipients with other agencies or third parties. Evidence shows Goldman did that: he introduced the HUD Data Privacy Act with Rep. Velázquez in May 2026, and the bill’s stated purpose matches the promise. However, the evidence only establishes introduction of legislation, not enactment or implementation of the policy outcome. Because he materially acted on the promise during his term but there is no evidence the measure became law or fully achieved the promised result, this is best scored as partial rather than delivered.