 they were going to vote and they were going to vote for one of these two choices, including some people who in 2020 or other elections had maybe not voted or stayed home and felt that that's not a luxury they have right now, that that's throwing away their vote. And so they're going to at least a half dozen described it as the lesser of two evils, but go and choose whichever option they sort of dislike least. That's Ashley Parker, senior national political correspondent for The Washington Post.