Door To Door

Daniel meets thousands of 17th District residents during the course of his door to door walks. This is part of a series of profiles of people in our community who first got to know Daniel at their doors.

Dan Sniderman -

When Daniel rang my bell and introduced himself as a candidate for office, I expected him to shake my hand, say hello, and quickly move on. But he asked me what was on my mind, and we talked for a good 15 to 20 minutes. I was so impressed by what a listener Daniel is.

Asif Khan -

I instantly liked Daniel—his approach, the way he talked to me, and his ideas about what he would change in Springfield. He is very candid, and I loved that—as well as his determination and enthusiasm. I’m impressed that he has been knocking on doors since February.

Lisa Simon Cohen -

Daniel knocked on my door early in the summer of 2008. The two qualities that made an immediate impression on me were that he’s a good listener and that he is smart. I want smart people in government. I appreciate his mathematical mind—a real asset in government.

Gina Lee -

I met Daniel when he knocked on my door on a hot, humid day in July 2008. That was the first time someone running for office had come to my home to talk to me personally. I vented all my frustrations—for 45 minutes! He really valued my ideas, was attentive and respectful. I support Daniel because he is passionate and intelligent. He can bring fresh ideas and change to Springfield and is not influenced by corrupt politics.

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