both sides expect it to be high as a matter of fact. but as far as the mood goes, thomas, when you have family members who cannot talk about politics and golfing buddies who refuse to talk about collective bargaining because they will get into a fight and from one state to other and i have been around the state four or five times since i got back from illinois, and people are very divided. that is governor walker's fault, and that is no way to govern, but in tend, hopefully the democrats prevail tonight, when you start to build the states and bringing it back together, but the mood is surly in the state, no doubt about it. >> if you get the majority back in the state senate, how will it affect the legislative approach there in wisconsin? >> well, it is pretty interesting, because governor walker will have to sit down to talk to democrats. he didn't sit down the talk top republicans when they put the budget repair bill through and introduced in february which caused this to happen. but at the negotiation he will have to compromise and govern the entire state and not just