Allie Beth Stuckey

Well, it's an interesting that you say, I don't, it's kind of an unusual scenario.

I,

I the redistricting so far has helped the Republicans.

No question about it.

So the the the hill to climb for Democrats is a little harder in the House.

OK, it's going to be hard in the Senate for the Democrats no matter what.

I do think that we'll keep the Senate.

But the House is a little bit.

easier for the Democrats to flip.

I am hoping that here in the next month or so that gas prices will have gone back down.

Maybe interest rates will go down a little bit between now and then, and that people will feel much better about the economy.

People tend to vote their pocketbooks, although there are some issues that I know for me,

uh you know and for our family pro-life is a big big issue and biblical values are a big big issue so we want to vote for the party or the candidate that shares that in most with us none of them are perfect and that's what i tell people you know general elections are about policy as opposed to people primaries are more about people which candidate do you prefer right

And but general elections, because for the most part, and we're going to talk in just a second about when it doesn't happen.

But for the most part, Republicans are going to vote.

All Republicans are going to vote the same way.

All Democrats are going to vote the same way.

So no matter how.

towards the middle, a Democrat might campaign, they're going to vote pretty far left.

Okay.