It's a state senate election, which relatively few people pay attention to. Or even care about, though they really should. So a tiny advantage could make a diff

It's a state senate election, which relatively few people pay attention to. Or even care about, though they really should. So a tiny advantage could make a difference. Quick! Name your state senator! Name their opponent in this year's election! But when I think this through...why shouldn't voters be made aware of things she said in public? If that's how people want to decide how to vote...well, people make decisions about voting based on equally irrelevant things all the time.