Now, let me also just add that I would point to different set of factors that in that U.S. senate race, I know there's a number of folks who were saying this was about issues. I think given how close that race was, one of the things that happened in the closing weeks was publication of some public polls that were just way off. And if you have a couple of newspapers saying, you know, in Wisconsin, he's. Going to lose by 10, down six. Or seven points, and you're deciding, you know, where you're going to write your last check. (38:26–38:40)
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