I just want to embellish the clerk's point. In conjunction with that, if you recall, in 2020, after the presidential election, there were a lot of complaints about our transfer cases and precincts and counting boards that didn't balance meaning that we may have had 100 voters who cast ballots, and there were only two names in the book and all that type of stuff, right. So what we're grateful for is the fact that the Secretary is They took it upon herself to do an audit to make a determination that over 90% of all of our boards and precincts were balanced. But since that time, what we did was, and this is to your point in terms of the integrity, and the value of African American voting, as well as the administration of elections, what we did was, after that election, we went back to the drawing board, to revamp and look at all of our standard operational procedures to attempt to produce a more quality type of product in terms of results. And what that produced was during the 2021 municipal election, in the primary election, 100% of all of our absentee boards balanced. That meant that if there were 5000 voters in one, one counting board, there were 5000 ballots counted. And if there was a discrepancy discrepancy, there was a legitimate explanation to justify that discrepancy. And as a consequence, in both the primary and the general elections, our boards balanced. The Wayne County Board of canvassers gave us a plus plus report, as well as the state board of canvassers and the Secretary of State and we thank the Secretary of State and the county clerk, for their work with us to make sure that we could bring all of these things through fruition now. And 2022, in order to ensure that it was not a fluke, we did the same thing during that election in the primary election, as well as the general elections. Now, when you hear about recounts, there are no issues because transfer cases are re countable, they're openable, you can count a precinct or recount a precinct because all your numbers are working, because we put in the work to make sure that during post election operations, that is canvassing, as well as the potential for recounts, there are no issues. Now, when you don't have issues, you can feel good about the administrative process, when you go to the polls, you know, that every last one of your votes as an individual will count. So that kind of points to the direction in terms of making sure that black people feel good about the administrative process, and the fact that they have an opportunity to vote and engage in the process. Because if there's integrity in the process, then those individuals who go to the polls and votes will demonstrate and reflect that same integrity.