Quality and Value in Politics?
Not Democrat, No Republican,
Vote Danniel Maio for State Senate… Conservative YES!

It’s not who is better. It’s who will lift us all up.

• What Danniel will do.
  Every idea or issue has good and bad sides. Same as any politician. What works for one may not work for another. Instead of taking one side or the other, I will be fair, and present their voice and other views giving anyone and everyone a chance. Isn’t that what “our elected representative” supposed to… Read more: What Danniel will do.
• Make house calls.
  The best way to understand in context how you are doing is to witness it first hand. Instead of you meeting politician’s schedule, I will accommodate yours. Some constituents may have health or mobility issues, are working, or have caregiving conflicts… call or text me. I live in our community, and could Zoom or meet… Read more: Make house calls.
• Turned off by political ads?
  It does not matter from which candidate or party or what the truth is, bombardment by constant and repetitive ads since Labor Day turns me off. Politicians know that it works, but is it right? A more useful measurement would be how much have they spent on TV, radio, print and web advertisements. I prefer… Read more: Turned off by political ads?
• Revisit and audit.
  When was the last time you heard a politician said he/she was wrong? The problem lies in the system. There is no auditing on laws passed, politician’s constituent service, community board records, nor 311 reports. There are plenty of laws on the book, but you should not trust politicians nor the current system itself to… Read more: Revisit and audit.
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  Who is Danniel Maio?
  I was an engineer (Westinghouse), paralegal (Epstein Becker & Green), restauranteur (Maio’s & Magic Ming), broker (Okada), cartographer (Identity Map), fashion industry analyst (Fashion Center/Garment District BID), and starting at the year of 9/11, a political candidate. I ran for State Assembly, Borough President, Comptroller, and State Senate since 2001, and lost over a dozen… Read more: Who is Danniel Maio?
• Senator Addabbo spent $100K to keep Maio off the November ballot.
  Senator Joseph Addabbo, Jr. spent about $100,000 in legal fees to keep Danniel Maio off the Republican and independent lines.  See the June 16 Board of Elections Commissioners’ Meeting video at the 1:19 mark. First rule among politicians is to win the next (2028) election. In the case of Senator Addabbo, he replaced Serphin Maltese… Read more: Senator Addabbo spent $100K to keep Maio off the November ballot.