congress has failed to pass that. can these issues that are playing out in texas and other states, can these issues be successfully litigated on the state level, or does it all hinge on whether congress will actually amend the filibuster and pass some kind of meaningful voting rights protection? >> that's a great question. we are filing and sue under seconds two which is relevant, still law. undersection 2 we have a shot because it says specifically you need to have representation that reflects the community in which that growth came from. and in this case, it was 95% of the growth came from communities of color, two million of the four million were latinos. the rest is a combination of african-american and asian american in texas. so we would expect some sort of fair representation to that effect. now, you're asking about the freedom to vote act. last week you may recall it was actually put up -- sorry, two weeks ago, things are flying fast --