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Congresswoman's doppelganger causes confusion at event on Capitol Hill
Rep. Allyson Schwartz has a doppelganger roaming around Washington — and she’s being confused for the Pennsylvania Democrat.
Kimberly Day serves as deputy director at the National Children’s Alliance. The group, the accreditation
and membership body for 750 children’s-advocacy centers around the country, was one of the sponsors at The Hill’s new-members reception last week, where Schwartz was a speaker.
But after Schwartz’s remarks, Day was surprised to find several people approaching her, having mistaken her for the 64-year-old congresswoman. More than one partygoer told her, “Thank you so much for speaking tonight.”
The two also happened to be dressed in nearly identical outfits at the soiree. Unfortunately, a side-by-side comparison didn’t happen that night; Day didn’t get a chance to chat with the lawmaker. Schwartz didn’t respond to ITK’s request for comment about her D.C. lookalike.
When she finished up a conversation with another attendee, Day commented that she was going to go mingle. The confused crowd member replied, “Yeah, you want to get elected next time!”
