But it is a very much a toss up, toss up district.

Yeah, I believe that there is almost a sense that people are a little too comfortable.

Well, you know, Adam, you won with Trump at the top of the ticket.

So, like, clearly you'll win now.

But, you know, I'm winning now or I'm running now.

Hopefully in a few days, I'll be winning now.

But running now against the guy who was in the seat before, which is I ran against another first time candidate the last time.

who represents us in frankfurt at the state or house level so i always just really have enjoyed canvassing and telling people about you when we're knocking on doors because you make it easy to be you know excited about you right uh you know and maybe i'm biased i'm biased but you know i i know that your work has been bipartisan your work has been strategic tell us a little bit how like you how you approach the legislature and and why you're willing to fight so hard to go back to being in you know 20 and an 80 20 split

Last year, he saw about six hundred shelter visitors.

Of those six hundred people, there's probably a hundred or two hundred that have ongoing pretty severe mental health, uh, issues.

She took her notes and went before a judge.

She basically made the argument that, "Look, she, she has refused food and water from me, um, so she's gonna end up dying on the streets if you guys don't do anything."