“Ohio has a constitutional amendment on the ballot this November. President Trump actually pushed for it. … Issue three, which is effectively a constitutional amendment that would say you have to have photo ID to vote in Ohio elections, putting it in the state constitution. So that makes it reversal proof. And in a year where we couldn't get the SAVE Act through in Washington, D.C., it's just a perfect contrast and example of what you can do at the state level.”

They got it on the ballot. President Trump pushed them to do the same. They got on the ballot issue three, okay, which is effectively a constitutional amendment that would say you have to have photo ID to vote in Ohio elections, putting it in the state constitution. So that makes it reversal proof. And in a year where we couldn't get the SAVE Act through in Washington, D.C., it's just a perfect contrast and example of what you can do at the state level, whether it's economics, gas tax and the federal government can follow, or whether it's actually putting it in a state level. state constitution where maybe they pass the SAVE Act in the future, but a state can lead the way and let the federal government piggyback rather than the other way around. And I know a lot of folks, independents, even conservatives are often frustrated with what's happening in Washington, D.C., I say let's fix it at the state level. And the way I'm trying to lead, even before I'm elected in Ohio, working with the legislature to get issue three on the ballot, working with our legislature to get this gas tax suspension passed next week, is to lead through action in ways that sort of shows leaders in Washington, D.C., that this can be done. If a state like Ohio does it…