Yeah, in the state of 11 million people, we're talking a suburb made the decision. And so we, across the country, this can happen. If we look at Louisiana, The last governor's race [in Louisiana] was decided by 36% of the population. The winner of that contest got 570,000 votes. So you can close those gaps by going to the people who did not believe their voices mattered. (24:18–24:23)
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