Ballotpedia, Danniel Maio

Patch, Meet Danniel Maio, Candidate For City Council District 29

Danniel earned a bachelor's degree from American University and a master's degree from Chaminade University.

Danniel works as a map maker and data analyst.

Danniel S. Maio previously ran for U.S. Congress, New York State Senate, New York State Assembly, New York City Council, New York City Public Advocate, and Queens Borough President, but he did not win any election.

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Believes the government unfairly targets those who pay taxes and follow the law while giving a "free pass" to those who "cheat and steal."

Opposes congestion pricing and supports investment in public transit.

- Believes the government unfairly targets those who pay taxes and follow the law while giving a "free pass" to those who "cheat and steal."
- Opposes congestion pricing and supports investment in public transit.

Economy

As of September 19, 2024, Danniel S. Maio’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Energy & the Environment

Healthcare

Believes in maintaining ballot integrity, noting that in the 2024 election cycle, six Republican candidates and one unopposed Democrat were removed from the ballot.

Opposes signature requirement for candidates to get on the ballot, noting that in the 2024 election cycle, six Republican candidates and one unopposed Democrat were removed from the ballot.

Said, "Campaigning needs money, but I prefer to earn respect and votes."

Said that while campaigning needs money, he "prefer[s] to earn respect and votes."

Has "faith in the voters, but not in the system."

Believes that "voters lose" when incumbents are confident of reelection.

- Opposes signature requirement for candidates to get on the ballot, noting that in the 2024 election cycle, six Republican candidates and one unopposed Democrat were removed from the ballot.
- Said that while campaigning needs money, he "prefer[s] to earn respect and votes."
- Has "faith in the voters, but not in the system."
- Believes that "voters lose" when incumbents are confident of reelection.

Voting & Elections

Believes that politicians are hurting police morale.

- Believes that politicians are hurting police morale.

Public Safety

Education

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Danniel S. Maio

Danniel Maio previously ran for U.S. Congress, New York State Senate, New York State Assembly, New York City Council, New York City Public Advocate, and Queens Borough President, but he did not win any election.

Believes in maintaining strict voter registration requirements.

Believes in upholding the law and maintaining order in voting rights and elections.

Believes in maintaining strict voting regulations, as evidenced by her 2023 Republican Prima Facie Defect rating.

Opposes the 988 signatures for the 15th District State Senate seat, which were submitted by Maio, and believes that the number of signatures is not enough to validate the claim.

Opposes the use of petitioning to get on the ballot.

Danniel earned a bachelors degree from American University and a masters degree from Chaminade University.

Danniel Maio has run for numerous offices since 2001, including US Congress, New York State Senate, New York State Assembly, New York City Council, New York City Public Advocate, and Queens Borough President. He has never been elected.

Opposes congestion pricing  and supports investment in public transit.

- Believes the government unfairly targets those who pay taxes and follow the law while giving a "free pass" to those who "cheat and steal."
- Opposes congestion pricing  and supports investment in public transit.

Danniel is from New Jersey. He has a bachelor's degree in political science from Rutgers University and a law degree from Seton Hall University School of Law. He lives in Pennsylvania.

As of September 23, 2024, Danniel S. Maio’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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