One of the things that's very interesting, Brendan, is I think that not to say that young people aren't voting because they are, but it's clear in this country that older people vote more than younger people.

Absolutely.

And we see that in our polling data that we got recently.

And we also see that older folks are more motivated to vote than younger people by about 20 points.

When you ask them if they're motivated 10 out of 10, older folks are 77 percent saying they are 10 out of 10 motivated to vote.

Whereas people under the age of 35 are we have them at about 56 percent of them say they're 10 out of 10.

Why do you think that is, Brendan? I think that older people are more familiar with how their vote matters.

So why should people still believe in what they see and hear as it regards to polls?