This is Rick Taylor. He's State Representative here from Ambler. This was his event this afternoon, Governor Randall, Congresswoman Schwartz and others. Rick, your seat the last two elections was around 500-600 votes different. Razor Thin Margin. Your seat could swing the balance in the state house. We're caught to our blog viewers right now about the importance of your race regarding redistricting. Well, this district has always been a competitive area and it's originally it was supposed to design as a Republican area divided as such to be a Republican area and Jerry Manderd will all get out. Now that's not the way it ought to be. We really should have independent design districts but until that happens, the Democrats need to hold the House of Representatives for no other purpose than to have a sake in redistricting. And this is going to be vital from congressional seats to the House seat and ultimately it's going to be about policies that matter to Pennsylvanians whether it's education, whether it's Marcellus Shale transportation. He issues that are coming up in Pennsylvania that need to be dealt with and if we don't get a handle on it, it's going to be to the detriment of our coming generations. So this is why this redistricting so important why the House must be held. In this race this year's key to this because we redistrict every 10 years based on the census. My seat really is the keystone of the keystone state. I you know I'd like to have one of those seats where it's not always as competitive but that's the nature of the office and that I sort of district I sit and I'm fine with that because I believe it makes me a better representative because I'm forced to go out and talk to the constituents all the time about the issues that matter to them. That came to the day that has made me a tireless worker for the issues taking their concerns a Harrisburg and getting results local. And that's why you're such an effective state representative here for this part of cover canning. Well thank you for just saying that I believe that we have delivered results whether it was being in a bill for mobile homes done for my seniors and a thousand people. We've only had some 87-87 acts here in the Pennsylvania this year. I was able to get one of them done working bipartisanly with representatives of the army. These are the things that people want us to see us do is take those local concerns and get results from them. A lot of these issues aren't Republican they aren't democratic they're just local government issues aren't that. Well yeah this district people are modern by nature they don't want to see big rig they don't want to see someone pointing a finger at who put a hole in the boat they want to see us all working together to bail out the water and then get the boat or a right and floating and working together when we're pointing the fingers we're not bailing out the boat. Alright well thank you very much Ray.