 By and large, people are unhappy with their governments, much more unhappy with their governments than they were 10, 30, 40 years ago. So with some exceptions, being an incumbent is increasingly a disadvantage. And the problem we're seeing in many places, especially here in the United States as well, is inflation, growing inequality, declining social mobility. And there's also, in some countries, a growing frustration, discomfort with immigration and cultural diversity. So this all is kind of coming together, making it harder and harder for incumbents to stay in office.