We were the first state to ratify the 19th amendment allowing women to vote. That's exciting. I think that shows that Wisconsin has never really shied away from having women involved. And you know, we had, In 1989, Wisconsin hit a peak for women elected to the state assembly with 33 women. four to the state Senate. And we've stayed around that number, which is great. I mean, again, that's a third, 33 in the assembly. That's a third of the assembly representatives. (30:18–30:22)
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