me and recognize that we are the candidate willing to fight on behalf of everybody in this state, not just the wealthy and the well-heeled and that's how we'll win in november. >> as somebody who worked in politics in florida a little bit and i know the state a little bit, democrats have had a really hard time getting black voters, quite frankly, to come out in large numbers, other than the two obama races when people lined up around the block, and getting young voters to come out. that's been really the difficulty that democrats have had. you are not only -- you're not the only african-american on that ballot in november. sean shaw, who's also the nominee for attorney general, also on that ballot. do you think that this might be the year in the post- alabama world that black voters say we're going to vote midterms as well as presidential races? >> we're absolutely counting on black voters and the coalition of voters who do believe in what we believe in. joy, you know this, we have the issue of felons rights restoration. 1.7 million in this state who