I'll frankly be happy when Herndon reaches 25,000 and the [disclosure] law is enacted. If enough money is spent on phone polls, advertisements and having people deliver signs door-to-door, that could make a change in the election.

It's a clear decision and it's a complete decision.

It is a hard slate format. It's the first time we've ever had this where people have been pushed into a group.

The road to success is going out there, door-to-door and establishing a connection with people. That connection will hopefully get people to the polls.

If I had been asked this question four years ago, I would have said there was no need because it is only a town election. But two years ago we saw a change; we saw our first real Political Action Committee formed to get someone elected.

The federal government is not putting appropriate resources on the borders. It's unfair to ask local officials, who are essentially volunteers, to address public policy.