But when you ask, "Do you trust your city councillor, do you trust your mayor?" the rates shoot up to 70, 75, even 80 percent, because they're from the neighborhood, because the people they work with are their neighbors, because, like Mayor Booker in Newark, a mayor is likely to get out of his car on the way to work and go in and pull people out of a burning building, that happened to Mayor Booker, or intervene in a mugging in the street as he goes to work because he sees it.
Pero si preguntan: "¿Confías en tu concejal, confías en tu alcalde?" Los porcentajes suben al 70, 75, incluso al 80%, porque son gente del vecindario, porque la gente con la que trabajan son del vecindario, porque, como el alcalde Booker en Newark, es probable que un alcalde salga de su coche de camino al trabajo para sacar a la gente de un edificio en llamas --esto le ocurrió el alcalde Booker-- o interceder en un atraco en plena calle mientras va al trabajo porque lo ve.