We've got two experts on this, whoever wants to take it.

I'm so happy to jump in on this one.

So first of all, I think that New Hampshire unlike statistically a lot of other states, really does deeply identify as a purple state.

And when I have conversations with voters, they will often make a point of telling me or anyone, they don't know who I am, that, oh, I split my ticket.

I don't just go one way or another.

And so I think particularly in New Hampshire, we have this sort of history of libertarianism, perhaps, I would say, in terms of being fiscally conservative and socially liberal.

And so fiscal conservatism at the state level is associated a lot of times with the Republicans.

Anna Brown, what about climate change?