david dewhurst did not get 50% in the runoff.o go to a runoff against his top finishing challenger so it was just one-on-one. and, again, in that one-on-one runoff, the same principle would apply. david dewhurst is the establishment candidate. he's the more well-known guy. you get low -informed, low-eng e low-engaged voters turning out in big numbers, he'll probably win. on the other hand, if you get a tiny electorate, smaller electorate, the fewer the people turn out, it's going to be the hardcore activists who really care and harder for this establishment, household name guy, already holding statewide office, all right, it's going to be harder for him. the bigger the turnout, the more likely david dewhurst is going to win. the smaller the turnout, the better it is for his conservative challenger. so if you're his conservative challenger, you're waiting to find out what the runoff date is going to be, you're hoping for something super obscure. could we possibly have this on the 45th of june? basically, i mean, you're hoping nr a