november ballot, they are getting to work on that. joining us now is reverend david bullock, pastor of st. matthew's baptist church and president of the detroit chapter of the rainbow p.u.s.h. coalition. he's an advocate for repeal of the emergency manager law. thank you for your time tonight. nice to see you again. >> rachel, good to see you. thank you for having me on the show. >> i imagine you're rather ecstatic about the court ruling, the fact that michigan is going to get a chance to vote on this. do you get to start your campaign in earnest to make your case to the state now? what's the first step? >> the first step is celebration. while it's a partial victory, today we realize that the people united can never be defeated. we were in the ring against the twin giants of technical difficulty and tyranny and we won a blow for democracy today. all of the volunteers in benton harbor, and flint, bishop jefferson, in detroit, the committee to stand up for democracy. the detroit branch naacp of michigan forward, our great