they would respond with the Senate has a president.

They'd say like Donald Trump.

But if you show them a picture of Maddie Dodger, I just saw her the other night, like people wouldn't recognize her.

They wouldn't know that, you know, they don't know that we have a citizen's legislature.

So people didn't pay attention to those scandals when Troy was Senate president.

I think they'll get some fresh and new attention.

I think Collins and the main wire have both been pretty effective at getting that narrative out there about him, defining him before he could define himself.

Who do you think has the best chance of winning? And then what can other people do? What is the best path for other people to be able to push back against that if they're not that candidate? I guess if that makes sense.

But this is one of the, in a sense, One of the most interesting elections that I think we've probably had in a primary here in Maine where the election has happened and neither the Democrats nor the Republicans on the gubernatorial side know who their candidate is going to be.

So, yeah, I think we know who the winner of the gubernatorial primary is for the Republicans, though.

And let me talk about it.

So first of all, very fascinating night.

I think ranked choice voting is going to undergo a test right now as it determines who the candidates are.

And it's really on the Democrat side.

We're going to see that play out because the first round rankings were so close on both the gubernatorial race and the second district congressional race.

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