Rep. Goldman on the Introduction of Data Privacy Bill ... the bill establishes a robust national standard for privacy and data security to safeguard Americans' personal data.
As a member of Congress, Craig Goldman will work to establish a robust national standard for privacy and data security to safeguard Americans' personal data.
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I am proud to join my colleagues ... in introducing the SECURE Data Act. This bill marks a major step forward in protecting Americans’ rights to their own data and strengthening safeguards for children and teens.
In addition to Congressman John Joyce, M.D., each member of the working group will be sponsors of the bill, including Representatives ... Craig Goldman (TX-12) ... The SECURE Data Act: Establishes a national privacy and data security standard to protect the personal data of all Americans and their families.
Today, Congressman Craig Goldman (TX-12) issued the following statement on the introduction of the SECURE Data Act in the U.S. House. The bill establishes a robust national standard for privacy and data security to safeguard Americans’ personal data.
Evidence
Goldman said the SECURE Data Act would establish a robust national standard for privacy and data security and said he was working with colleagues to build support for it.
The homepage's latest-news feed still includes the April 22 data-privacy statement, while newer June items on the page are about other topics.
Assessments
Goldman has taken concrete same-term action toward the promise: on April 22, 2026, he publicly said he joined the House Energy and Commerce Data Privacy Working Group and helped introduce the SECURE Data Act, which he described as establishing a national privacy and data security standard. But as of June 19, 2026, the available evidence shows introduction and support-building only, not enactment of a national standard. Because he is still in office and the term is ongoing, this is best scored as unresolved rather than full delivery or failure.