Red counties that he's going after. And so I think this is. But it all goes back to the tidbit I mentioned in the opening remarks. If we were here in 2019, Local governments were taking in 32 billion in property tax statewide in 2019. Today, they're taking in 56 billion. billion. And I would just ask, I know we've had population, I know we've had inflation, but accounting for that, that's still a massive increase, right? (1:04:20–1:04:29)
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