What are you all seeing in Ohio, whether it's Lorain County or other parts, in terms of turnout?

No, that is the same thing across the board.

So our strategy has been, yes, we're going to register people to vote, but we're trying to get the people who are already registered to be in power and to understand that this is the time that they have to cast their ballot.

In a couple of our elections just this year, people won races by two votes, by 11 votes, by 100 votes, to where we had to do recounts.

Because people was like, we don't trust that recounted again.

But we thought, hey, if your neighbor went to vote, we wouldn't be in this situation.

If this person went to vote, we wouldn't be here.

And so, you know, I know what we're talking about on, you know, in Kentucky and on Louisville side, but in Ohio, what do you talk, how do you speak to folks who feel like this isn't connected to anything that I'm going through? What does my vote matter?