How has it been through this whole process? There's been some ups and downs for you, but how have you kind of managed all that?

Well, I've been along for the ride on much of it.

I'll just tell listeners that when I resigned, or I guess retired as tax commissioner at the end of my tenure, at the told everyone what my plans were, and that was to go back into my different businesses and just be normal again.

And, uh, it was, um, my camp, my former campaign manager asked if I could be involved with these, um, these ballot initiatives.

And, uh, of course I, I've had positions publicly for all to see for, you know, past couple decades as I think about it now.

And these are things I supported, and so my thought was that I was going to be – I'll serve as a spokesperson.

Maybe I'll do a news release here or there, but the goal was simply to get these on the ballot such that voters in Lincoln would have an opportunity to vote on them.

And I know there are three separate issues and three separate issues on the ballot in November, but maybe just kind of briefly discuss each one of those issues.