 You know, democracy is doing pretty well, Ari. Many of the elections that we've been seeing, they're competitive and uncertain, which is a good sign. It means that autocrats, even as they try to sort of tilt the playing field, they haven't been able to rig the votes. And we've also seen some really interesting bright spots. You know, one was Senegal. The government there tried to delay elections. The Constitutional Council overruled that. And then in sort of like a cinematic story, this little-known opposition politician, he'd been in prison. He gets out and he wins the presidency.