And so I think that that newer perspective coming to the legislature is going to be really positive for this work.

Yeah, I would say that, like, I think it is absolutely going to be a big change because, you know, I know that, like, Spencer Igoe recently was on the New York Times and was talking about how You know, he's talking to members that bought their house for $60,000 30 years ago, 40 years ago.

And now, you know, their kids, their grandkids, you know, can't buy a home in their state.

I know that Representative Nash has been working on this for 10 years because he wanted his kids to be able to live close to family.

And now his kids have to live out of state because they can't afford to live in Minnesota anymore.

because we just haven't built enough homes in the last 20 years.

And on the DFL side, we are starting to see people like Lynette Dumoulin, who's running against Senator Ron Latz, actually has housing reform and zoning control reform on her priorities.

Can you talk about that?