So we'd love to hear about Kansas and the work you did there right here in the US and why the bill you helped pass there regarding poll working was such a big deal.

Yeah, this fight really began in 2020.

We all remember the PSAs coming out about the election workforce shortage.

And we had a ton of patriotic, civically inclined military spouses show up to their election office trying to volunteer and then being told, so sorry, you can't join us because you are not a locally registered voter.

That incidentally was a requirement of, as far as we could tell, all 50 states and subsequent counties.

And so there was this mismatch between the demand and our ability to supply.

And so wanting to open that pathway for folks to get involved, because it can help with your sense of belonging.

Are there any particular voting policies or reforms that you think policymakers and the public should pay closer attention to when it comes to the needs of military voters, but also how those needs, like we previously discussed, how those needs intersect with the needs of many other communities?