But I don't think any of them are proposing anything radical in terms of, you know, an economic development growth or change.

Yeah.

I think that the most promising thing that I heard from the candidates that was not related to directly to development or directly to housing rather would be beneficial to all of development.

And that was Hannah's willingness to entertain the idea of a land court.

I think you could in the state without too much lifting.

create a judicial bench position that does, just like the business docket, where their job is to hear the appeals from land courts.

As a practical matter, most judges in the state were criminal defense attorneys or plaintiff's attorneys, people who are tied into the litigation bar pretty heavily.

Yeah.

But, Jason, can you please give us more details since you basically wrote it?

How many days do we have? You gotta be quick.

I'll be quick.

High level.

Those who know me will doubt that, but we'll be brief.

So the WIN Act was, we originally called it the Home Act, but we had to amend the name.

WIN was sort of our next best option.

But, you know, slowly but surely, I think we're chipping away at the hearts and minds of Trying to get to folks and help them to understand the need for significant scale projects.