nathan, as i walk over here, this has been something that i think we've noticed anecdotally, and you decided to take this dive. >> i think there's a couple reasons, but one is that the population, at every level, from the population of a district to the voting age of after district, then to the citizen voting age of a district to the actual electorate, at each of those steps, the latino influence is diminishing, and so when you get to the actual election, it decreases the power of the latino vote. we don't have exit polling data, but if we look at it nationwide, if we look at african-american population, it's about 13% in this country. it was about 13% of the electorate in 2012. the hispanic population is about 16% but only 10% of the electorate in 2012 nationwide.