For me, what that means is that's when you leave your front door, you walk down your sidewalk, you get in your car and you drive down the infrastructure. I can tell you that I've knocked on thousands of doors in our community, and people are upset over the potholes in El Paso. They want the infrastructure. El Paso and Carlos Menchaca, who once served on the New York City Council, wanted to hear more about how the candidates would work with the state and federal government. (00:58–01:05)
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Asserts that residents of El Paso are upset about potholes.
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