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Hey everybody, welcome to the Buck Brief.

Jeremy Carl is with us.

He's a senior fellow at the Claremont Institute,

author of the Unprotected Class.

Jeremy, let's jump into it early voting,

because the election is pretty much underway as we talk.

What are you seeing?

You're following it closely.

Yeah, I mean, I'm very encouraged by what I'm seeing so far,

and I want to be cautious because you can get a lot of these partisan accounts and they'll always kind of give you the really good statistics and they'll sort of gloss over things that don't look as good.

But I'd say particularly in places like Georgia and

Pennsylvania as best we can tell certainly we're dramatically

outperforming where we were with mail-in ballots or in Georgia's case early voting in the 2020 cycle and that was a weird

cycle but but also looking better than we did in 2022 and given that those rare's breadth

elections in both of those times you know it's just going to take a couple

points so I think there's a lot of room for optimism but no room for complacency

now if you were to find an area of the campaign right now that you think is most in need of attention, the Trump campaign that is weird.

The Kamala campaign, I think the whole thing is in need of attention.

I think so far even even honest

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