 It's a bit of a paradox because they're so lopsidedly loaded into one of our two political parties here in the United States, the Republican Party. They're quite powerful there. So they make up 19% of voters, but most importantly, they make up about a third of the Republican Party. They voted 85% for Trump in the last election. There they have amplified their voice both through voter turnout and because they're almost entirely active in one of our two binary political parties.