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So Liz, Democrats are hanging a lot of hope on this race in Alaska.

Does that mean there's gonna be a lot of money spent as well?

Though I am curious.

I mean, in a midterm election year where turnout is so much lower than in a presidential race, does the money matter more?

I don't know if there's data on this, but I guess I have to imagine that things like get out the vote efforts matter even more in a sort of like low turnout environment than in a higher turnout environment.

Well, so, Liz, is Alaska exclusively vote by mail?

Also, I guess I'm curious about President Trump's constant railing against mail voting.

Do we see like a Republican like Dan Sullivan?