running them through their own model. if you're in the jones campaign, the fact that mobile county is early blue, that's encouraging. this if roy moore is going to win, he wants this to be red at the end of the night. if it stays blue, again, we're at 1%, if it stays like that, doug jones is in a very competitive place to be the next senator from the state of alabama. at 1%, you're just encouraged. number one, it's a swing county -- for a democrat to be competitive, they need to change the math here and be like that. number one. number two, again, this is where the president targeted. he was down here in pensacola, didn't cross into alabama, but his message was delivered to republicans in this area. you see blue filling in here in clark county. again, very early results. just 3% of the vote in this one particular county. on what is going to be a tense night and a long count, people are sitting in these campaign offices saying, okay, roy moore needs this to be red, doug jones needs this to be blue, this is one of the contested places, if it stays blue, jones is in play.