Kevin Walling

And again, we'll also see, you know, the economic factors involved with critical minerals and things like that, things that actually motivate, you know, Elon Musk's, you know, attention and where he puts his resources.

But again, I think, you know, the best bet is to continue to see disagreements, I think, within

Republican ranks when it comes to Elon and the role of this money kind of fueling some of these different house races.

I think Democrats will.

Again, you're seeing some internal divisions within Republican circles with this executive order from President Trump kind of superseding a lot of what the states are doing on this.

And I think Democrats can effectively message that this is somewhat of a kind of a hostile takeover, putting down any kind of efforts from the states that we've seen from the White House.

I think they are.

Yeah, I mean, you're seeing it already in field operations, right?

In voter contact, groups like Swing Left and others are kind of going down the path of bringing AI into the fold when it comes to voter contact at the doors, calls, canvassing, what have you.

Again, it's infancy, I think, though.