we are back with jason riley and kyle peterson. kyle, who would vote here and what it means in a practical sense. people who live in new york who have green parts, permanent residency or work authorization of some kind, 800,000 people and from a practical view, one thing is that new york city board of elections would have to have a separate voter list for them at separate ballots for them because if a non- citizenship shows up, only local races on that so there s one publication but 800,000 voters is a lot of people. eric adams won the democratic primary, about 7000 votes so could make a difference. paul: is it true you only need under the proposal, 30 days of residency, continuance residency? what if your student from over seas and columbia, could you