number? because it seems as though -- and i'm just going by the estimate. so that's not scientific. but it seems as though the numbers, not the percentages now i'm talking about, but the numbers might be down a little from november. >> the expectation is the raw numbers. if you go back -- let's look at the governor's race. you look at 2.1 million to 1.8 million. 28,000 there. the expectation is that that raw number drops. his chief deputy was talking about how the turnout today was surprisingly strong and they think they're going to be relatively close to where they were a month ago. that was one of the big questions. number one, it's a runoff. the people of georgia are voting and voting and voting. it will drop some especially when you realize it's just for whether it's 50/50 or 51. does that convince some republicans to stay home? are there republicans who voted for walker but they really turned out a month ago to vote for the governor? are they people who just don't want to vote again?