properly, to ensure that there is integrity as part of the process. neil: where do you get the 2,000 vote gap? they have it around 10,000. where do you get 2,000? the 10,000 comes from the unelected bureaucrat making the call on the ballot in the divisional election. that s the new standard that has never been applied to write-in candidates in alaska. we have a pending case about that. if you take out the contested ballots, then you are at the 2,000 spread, which is again much less than 1%. neil: i got you. all right. so they cut i think it s go ahead. neil: i m sorry. but they argue that even allowing for 2,000-gap if you re right, the 1,000 ballots they re still waiting on, even if you won them all wouldn t make you a winner. right. i mean, the process has gone down so far has been a hand count of the write-in ballots. there has not been any hand count of the other ballots. they ve gone through a machine count process.