Uh, Ellen, talk about what Indivisible Santa Fe is and its connection to the national Indivisible organization, just in case people don't know about the group.

Oh, certainly.

Well, National Indivisible was created before the first, uh, Trump administration.

And essentially, the organization was founded by House staffers.

And they realized there was a disconnect between the, the average citizen on how to communicate with their representatives, how to keep them, hold them accountable, how to ask questions when a bill is in process.

So, it was really started as almost a tutorial, um, to say, "Hey, listen, you should contact your representatives on this bill, and these are the questions that you might wanna ask them." So, that's how it started, and it kind of morphed into a national, uh, program.

I was involved with one of the early Indivisible chapters back in Chicago, and it was very, very helpful, because you're also with like-minded people.

And I think, does that play into your emphasis on early voting, Ellen?