up in person in 45 minutes, who is driving them and sending them there and encouraging them to sign up. >> a radio talk show host in anchorage who used to support murkowski and became upset at some of her liberal votes endorsed miller, the republican primary thinks that she is being a sore loser by centering the write-in contest and is upset that the state officials will pass outs lists of write-in candidates so people have a proper spelling in fronts of them and in order to muddy the waters urged some of his listeners to go down and file as a write-in candidate and 56 did and people listen to talk radio, apparently. bill: and that was only one day, who knows who will show up today. murkowski's a republican and she was beaten in this primary by joe miller, miller a republican also and a tea party favorite and it appears one or the other will be the next senator from alaska. does that have any major implications for the balance of power in the senate? or could it be a reflection on the strengths of the tea party,