now, this has been the big discussion, republican turnout. just a take a second and look at this. these are the states so far and you can see a big turnout plus in south carolina. but overall, the turnout, as you see the bottom number, the raw vote total of 2008, 2012. down 4.3% and some of the states like nevada down significantly. with all of that data, we're back, and i think the turnout numbers are significant. and you want to look at this. most important two states in terms of the general elections that you just shared there, florida down, and nevada down, 25.8% and smaller number in nevada and smaller number of total of votes and those the problem. those are swing states, republicans are going to need to win and do well if they're competitive and south carolina, where there's a surge, up 35%, and if the republicans don't win south carolina, this is the landslide of 1984, and so, in the states where republicans use today do better, needed to