Campaign, my reproductive freedom for all, and we are working around the clock to collect the 425,059 signatures that will be needed to qualify for the ballot in july. let s talk about that. let s say you get enough signatures. if this is still a ballot measure, it has to pass. what kind of insight do you have on whether it will, because the evidence cross-country, is that a whole lot of people do not want to see abortion criminalized. even if they have differing views on abortion. sure. i think, you know, you have to really go back to what you just said, a whole lot of people around the country don t believe that abortion should be criminalized, and here in michigan, we do have this 1931 law on the books that if roe v. wade is reversed, could make abortion a felony crime. and that would be one of the most severe and most strict laws in the state, in the country, so