You s- mentioned question three on the ballot, which is the redistricting ballot, and voters don't particularly like it.

Uh, yeah, but I think it's important to sort of talk about all the nuance here.

So there, there was two polls that came out prior to, to, to mine.

One that was from the pro, uh, question three group, one was from the anti-question three group.

They both use the full ballot language on their polls, which I think that all your listeners should go and read the full ballot language and see what they think about it.

That, I think, is good because that's what voters will see at the ballot box.

They will see that full ballot language, and honestly, there are some voters who have-- will not have even thought about question three until they see it that day, read it, and have to respond to it.

What do you draw from that finding in your poll?

What do those numbers tell us? And what did what did the people tell you?

Right.

So Governor Westmore's approval rating is effectively the same as it was last time we looked at it way back in March 2026.

At 49, 49 approve and 42 disapprove, he's still above water.

But I can tell you what's pulling those numbers down are certainly Maryland's perceptions of the economy.

So right now, we asked Marylanders to rate the Maryland economy, whether it is over the last year, has it been excellent, good, fair, or poor.

81% say economic conditions over the past year are just poor or fair, while only 17% say they're excellent or good.

Explain that to us.