FIN GOMEZ:
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Look, I think, it could cause some confusion. I mean, when you have two Sullivan's on the ballot and I think, like you said, I think their middle initials are different, there's some other information that's different there to distinguish them. And also on the ballot analysis that the incumbent Senator is the incumbent, but the incumbent campaign has used the other Dan Sullivan of trying to confuse voters and siphon away support to help Mary Peltola. The challenger denies this. But whatever the case may be, because this is a top four primary in Alaska, Senator Sullivan and Mary Peltola, the Democrat, are both expected to advance. And I think for Peltola, there's this really interesting sort of kerfuffle that's happened. There's been this recent turbulence, if you will, surrounding her campaign. Her longtime advisor departed just before the primary, and then her campaign, it was after-- what happened was their campaign rejected an unsolicited fundraising appeal from Kamala Harris, specifically her PAC, who sent out a joint fundraising appeal. They tried to disassociate themselves from Harris. Reminder, this is a state that Trump won by 14 points. And Mary Peltola also did not endorse Kamala Harris on entering the 2024 presidential cycle. She's really trying to focus on an independent brand, if you will, and really needs to shy away, Democrats have told me, from the Washington Democrat sort of establishment. Vlad, Kelly. So many interesting races, and-- So many. --that Sullivan versus Sullivan is wild. Fin, thank you very much, my friend. Appreciate it. Thanks, guys. Appreciate it.
