… to make a positive difference and build the trust at the local level in their community that can make especially a difference on the races that nobody's paying attention to. In a lot of elections, voters find out who the candidate is when they walk into the polling place for state legislative races. You know, most people have no idea who their state representative or state senator is. Most people have no idea who the the city council candidate is or the candidate for district attorney in their county. (45:11–45:19)
CLAIM
Asserts that many voters only learn about candidates at the polling place for state legislative races.
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