7.30. And also, when will the candidates, when will the supporters of the candidates, when do we think that the final results for, and not with the mail-in voting or the absentee ballots, when will the results from today be finally in? Barring no problems.

And I want to, of course, clarify that, you know, there'll be some results get reported from provision is all that through the end of this week.

But the majority of the results will be coming in tonight, really by eight o'clock.

We'll probably have 75 to 80 percent in usually a few stragglers that take a little longer.

Some of our outlying polling places may take longer to get the results in.

Typically, we're done reporting for the most part by, say, 9.30 or 10.

And what encounters a recount? Is that just throw all the ballots back through the machine, or is that a hand recount, or could it be both?

Yeah, it's a two-stage process, actually.

Do you ever have that problem when someone shows up and they've got a form of ID with a maiden name or primary name or something in their thing? Does that happen? And what occurs to a person?

Yeah, so we are always encouraging people to update their voter information.

So if you just recently got married or divorced and you've changed your name or if you've changed your name for any reason, make sure you update it with us.

It helps a lot.

We can still get you processed if you've changed your name, but it's much easier, especially with vote-by-mail, if you keep all your information updated.

So if you've had an address change, your signature is altered over time, that happens a lot, especially that's another important one with vote-by-mail.

or name change, anything like that, change of party, let us know what you want to do.

especially, well, I mean, with the new polling, I mean, that your polling station may have changed or your polling place may have changed.

Could you clear the air on that a little bit?

Thanks for the question, Doug.

Yeah.

And people are confused.

But the short answer and the one I really want to communicate is nothing has changed for the 2026 election cycle.

So however you whatever idea you showed, all the citizenship requirements, which are still that you have to be a U.S. citizen.

Those that were in place in 2024 and earlier are the exact same ones for 26.

And then their signature is what they use to compare it with.