That's right. And, look, I don't want to say that the party should never do voter registration. Because as you were saying about candidates, you should always have those forms with us, you should always be ready to register someone when that opportunity arises. Additionally, it's a great visibility thing to do for the party. So if you want the party to have a table at an event, so that the party has representation, and people see that you're actually doing things in the community, that's a good thing to do. Well, so we've got civic engagement, which is a noble thing to do, but doesn't necessarily win you elections. So that's something to bear in mind. Civic engagement and movement building, which can go hand in hand, movement building is sort of an in between space, like there's an in between space between civic engagement and electoral engagement. And then there's issue advocacy, which folds into all of those things. At the end of the day, it's important to define what those are, define what your goal is, and define what your capacity is. Because if you've got two people doing the work, you're going to have a limited capacity to register enough voters to swing an election.