Introducing Daniel Wise: District 106 Candidate

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In addition to the presidential election, we will select a representative for District 106. a majority of the candidates have actually avoided the voters. There are five individuals seeking this post but two (Daniel Wise and Ben Winston) are the only candidates that responded to my calls. I'm thankful for the opportunity and I think Wise will make a good representative for our district. I will have more about the other candidate but here's a brief introduction of Daniel Wise. Please check out his pages and I think you will agree that he's refreshing candidate and he's not for sale.

I am honored and humbled to have this opportunity to run for House District 106 Representative. I am fortunate in my life to have the resources and time to make a legitimate run for this position unencumbered outside influence. No political action committee, special interest group, or large corporation fund my campaign. This does mean I am unable to do things like send our district wide direct mailings or leave my small business to drive door to door all week to ask for everyone's vote personally. I am doing that best I can to get my message out, and I am so grateful for my volunteers and friends who have helped me this far. Thank you!

This also means that the decisions I will make as your representative are not influenced by outside sources. A representative should represent the people who elect them! You have my word I will never take a penny from those groups! Our district is not for sale.

If you have a question or want to speak to me directly just reach out and I will answer you. Now and when I am elected. I humbly ask for you vote so we can all move our district forward together. #futurefocused

Your humble servant,

Daniel Wise

P.S. See my direct challenge to the John Corley, Greg Holcomb, Larry Davis and Ben Winston asking them to stand with me and commit to NOT accepting the Lobbyist or Large corporate money. Ask them why they refuse to join me and just represent the people of District 106. Are then in it for the money or for us?

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  1. UnknownNovember 2, 2016 at 10:15 AM

    Thanks for the kind words! The election is in just a few days, so please if you have any questions reach out! I will personally answer you, no matter what. I feel that if I am asking to represent the people of the district it is imperative that I am reachable, now and when elected!
    Email: danielfordistrict106@gmail.com
    Text: 601-329-0555
    Web site www.danielwise.net

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