This is an interesting profile of Seema Singh, a candidate in New Jersey's 14th district, which is participating in the Clean Elections pilot program. The article notes Singh was the first candidate in the district to qualify under the program, and is focusing on a door-to-door campaign that is voter-focused. Of the opportunity to be a Clean Elections candidate, Singh said: "I loved it. I saw it as a chance to connect and interact with the voters."How does this compare to other candidates running for legislative office in New Jersey or other states who can't run as Clean Elections candidates? Do you see the same door-to-door focus?