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Paul worked at a local pharmacy in Cobble Hill for 28 years and now owns small businesses that provide entertainment for functions and benefits. He is a musician.

Paul J. Briscoe's campaign for state representative is his first run for public office.

Said, "The government is printing too much money. Massive spending won't ever fix the economy, it actually CAUSES inflation and feeds the corrupt machine. We suffer, and we pay for it! We really need to stop doing that!"

- Said, "The government is printing too much money. Massive spending won't ever fix the economy, it actually CAUSES inflation and feeds the corrupt machine. We suffer, and we pay for it! We really need to stop doing that!"

Economy

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Believes the current City Council has hindered police enforcement of "quality of life crimes."

Believes the current city council has hindered police enforcement of "quality of life crimes."

Believes the criminal justice system is a "revolving door for repeat offenders," indicating a need for reform in how repeat offenses are handled.

Believes bail reform is "not working in real life" and is "a broken system without accountability."

- Believes the current city council has hindered police enforcement of "quality of life crimes."
- Believes the criminal justice system is a "revolving door for repeat offenders," indicating a need for reform in how repeat offenses are handled.
- Believes bail reform is "not working in real life" and is "a broken system without accountability."

Public Safety

Believes "emotionally disturbed individuals" need help and citizens need protection, and supports measures to address mental health issues.

- Believes "emotionally disturbed individuals" need help and citizens need protection, and supports measures to address mental health issues.

Healthcare

As of September 19, 2024, Paul J. Briscoe’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Believes the immigration system is "overwhelmed" and "unprepared," diverting resources from homeless people and veterans.

Believes immigrants are the "backbone of America" but must arrive legally.

- Believes the immigration system is "overwhelmed" and "unprepared," diverting resources from homeless people and veterans.
- Believes immigrants are the "backbone of America" but must arrive legally.

Foreign Policy and Immigration

Voting & Elections

Education

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Paul J. Briscoe

Alexander is originally from Charleston, South Carolina. He holds a bachelor's degree in public policy from Duke University. He lives in New York.

Alexander currently works as a real estate investor. He previously worked as an associate product manager and analyst for a technology company. 

Alexander Dodenhoff's campaign for US Representative in Congressional District 10 is his first run for public office.

Believes stimulus spending eroded the dollar's value and created asset bubbles, risking financial system collapse.

Believes "Trillions of dollars in stimulus" during the pandemic almost caused the country's financial system to collapse. 

Believes in correcting "Biden's economic missteps" by focusing on reducing inflation, cutting regulations, and supporting private sector growth.

Wants to address inflation and eliminate business regulations. 

Said, "As Congress and Biden play into the hands of wealthy asset owners, Alex Dodenhoff will protect the financial interests of all Americans and demand balanced budgets."

Promises to "protect the financial interests of all Americans and demand balanced budgets."

- Believes "Trillions of dollars in stimulus" during the pandemic almost caused the country's financial system to collapse. 
- Wants to address inflation and eliminate business regulations. 
- Promises to "protect the financial interests of all Americans and demand balanced budgets."

Believes securing the border and prosecuting crime are essential to lowering crime rates.

Wants district attorneys in major cities to "begin prosecuting crime immediately."

- Wants district attorneys in major cities to "begin prosecuting crime immediately."

Plans to replace the Affordable Care Act (ACA) with legislation that maintains popular aspects of American healthcare and fosters innovation and competition in insurance and healthcare provider marketplaces.

Wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with "common sense legislation" promoting "innovation and competition in the insurance and healthcare provider marketplaces."

Believes the highly regulated healthcare industry is responsible for significant cost increases.

Believes that healthcare regulations result in higher costs for Americans. 

- Wants to repeal the Affordable Care Act and replace it with "common sense legislation" promoting "innovation and competition in the insurance and healthcare provider marketplaces."
- Believes that healthcare regulations result in higher costs for Americans. 

Believes Republicans should acknowledge the threat of carbon emissions and use private sector solutions to address it.

Believes innovation within the private sector can address effects of climate change.

Supports nuclear energy and believes practical solutions should be prioritized over "half-baked ideas like the Green New Deal."

Supports nuclear energy use and plans to "ensure practical solutions are put to use before further billions are spent on half-baked ideas like the Green New Deal."

- Believes innovation within the private sector can address effects of climate change.
- Supports nuclear energy use and plans to "ensure practical solutions are put to use before further billions are spent on half-baked ideas like the Green New Deal."

Believes Biden's foreign policy has "left our borders vulnerable" and increased the risk of "global conflict."

Believes Biden's foreign policy has "left our borders vulnerable" and "brought the US closer to global conflict than ever before."

Believes the world has become less safe since Biden's election, saying "the left's brazen disregard for Americans' rights to a secure border has sent a message to voters that their nation is without protection."

Believes since Biden became president, "the world inside and outside the US has become less safe."

- Believes Biden's foreign policy has "left our borders vulnerable" and "brought the US closer to global conflict than ever before."
- Opposes undocumented immigration.
- Believes since Biden became president, "the world inside and outside the US has become less safe."

As of September 19, 2024, Alexander Dodenhoff’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Believes the American education system is as "muddled" as the military-industrial complex and supports removing government from education entirely.

Opposes government involvement in education.

Supports reallocating funds from traditional 4-year degrees to online courses, vocational training, apprenticeships, and competency-based education.

Supports redirecting federal funds from traditional 4-year degrees to online courses, vocational training, apprenticeships, and competency-based education.

- Opposes government involvement in education.
- Supports redirecting federal funds from traditional 4-year degrees to online courses, vocational training, apprenticeships, and competency-based education.

Alexander Dodenhoff

Daniel earned his bachelor's degree in history from Yale University and his law degree from Stanford University. He is married and has 5 children. 

Daniel is an attorney. He previously worked as the assistant US attorney in the Southern District of New York. 

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Daniel Goldman currently serves as the US representative for Congressional District 10. He was first elected in 2022 and is serving his 1st term. 

Congressman Daniel Goldman, About

Supports reimagining transportation and infrastructure in New York City to address climate injustice and improve transportation options for vulnerable communities.

Plans to update transportation and infrastructure in New York City.

Supports small businesses and plans to ensure they have access to the resources and opportunities provided by the government.

- Advocates for paid family leave.
- Wants to increase wages.
- Supports workers' right to unionize.
- Plans to update transportation and infrastructure in New York City.
- Supports small businesses and plans to ensure they have access to the resources and opportunities provided by the government.

As representative, introduced the Prioritizing Resources for Outreach, Safety, Violence Prevention, Youth Empowerment and Resilience (PROSPER) Act, which invests in organizations focused on gun violence

- Supports gun control.
- Wants to invest in reentry programs.
- As representative, introduced the Prioritizing Resources for Outreach, Safety, Violence Prevention, Youth Empowerment and Resilience (PROSPER) Act, which invests in organizations focused on gun violence

Believes that high-quality healthcare is a fundamental right.

Promises to work to protect Social Security and Medicare program benefits.

Wants to lower healthcare and prescription drug costs.

- Supports abortion access.
- Believes that high-quality healthcare is a fundamental right.
- Promises to work to protect Social Security and Medicare program benefits.
- Wants to lower healthcare and prescription drug costs.

Supports investing in more "clean" energy options.

Believes "addressing climate change at home and abroad must be central to America’s national security."

- Supports investing in more "clean" energy options.
- Believes "addressing climate change at home and abroad must be central to America’s national security."

Wants to make it easier for immigrants to seek legal entry into the United States.

- Wants to make it easier for immigrants to seek legal entry into the United States.

Supports election reforms, including automatic voter registration, no-excuse vote-by-mail, and early voting.

Wants to make Election Day a national holiday.

Plans to restore the right to vote for people who previously served prison time.

- Supports election reforms, including automatic voter registration, no-excuse vote-by-mail, and early voting.
- Wants to make Election Day a national holiday.
- Plans to restore the right to vote for people who previously served prison time.

Wants to expand funding for schools and teacher pay.

Supports increased federal funding for pre-K programs and expanding childcare and early childhood education opportunities.

Advocates for expanding childcare and early childhood education opportunities.

Supports making higher education more accessible by codifying the SAVE Plan and introducing tax credits for student loan borrowers.

Supports making higher education more accessible by introducing tax credits and codifying the SAVE Plan Act for student loan repayment.

- Wants to expand funding for schools and teacher pay.
- Advocates for expanding childcare and early childhood education opportunities.
- Supports making higher education more accessible by introducing tax credits and codifying the SAVE Plan Act for student loan repayment.

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Daniel Goldman

- Your US Representative represents the interests of your district in the US House of Representatives, the lower house of Congress. New York currently has 26 US Representatives.
- US Representatives can author, sponsor, debate, and vote on bills that become national law.
- Representatives may serve on congressional committees. Committees focus on certain policy areas, such as transportation, education, or labor. They may also run for higher positions within their party, such as the Speaker of the House or Majority/Minority Leader.
- Representatives are elected to two-year terms. To hold this office, a candidate must be a US Citizen for at least seven years before their election and a New York resident. US Representatives are paid a salary of $174,000/year.