So my understanding is that in Wisconsin the voters approved by constitutional amendment, essentially a codification of the voter ID law that had already been on the books in Wisconsin. Right. Okay. That's accurate. And National Conference of State Legislatures has described Wisconsin's constitutional measure, which is the same as the statutory measure, as the most restrictive in the country. I don't know if you've seen that. I don't know if it's the. I didn't. I've not seen that term, but it's a. It's a reasonably good photo ID law. (11:33–11:42)
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