And so given that, especially from your experience, Sarah, voting in three different countries, but brand even for yourself, can you both share an example of a challenge that you've encountered in your work that illustrates why military voter education advocacy is necessary?

I would add, we are much like the groups like you mentioned.

And the thing that is very different about our lifestyle is that when we are moving, it's not necessarily a choice to move.

And that's what makes things then escalate or excels what you see happening when there is an issue.

Because your life, you don't choose to be in the place that you're then located.

There's a lot of things that you have to do at this point.

You do have to register to vote.

Brandy, I'd love for you to speak to that, how your work intersects with advocacy for many different communities in the U.S.