Question to John Hood and Chris Fitzsimon – The 4th Circuit Court of Appeals recently sided with our legislature in ruling that lawmakers didn’t act with racist intentions when they passed a 2018 Voter ID law. We had passed a constitutional amendment that an ID would be needed to vote and a previous version of the law was struck down as an attempt at voter suppression. What’s your reaction of the 4th Circuit’s ruling and when do you think we might actually see identification required before voting?