And this number is actually fairly big. So if you were to look at this, you would say, roughly, there's a 95% chance that the true value of this number is between 33% and 53%. So there's actually still a chance that candidate B can win, even though only 43% of your 100 are going to vote for him. If you wanted to make it a little bit more precise, you would want to take more samples. You can imagine, instead of taking 100 samples, instead of n being 100, if you made n equal 1,000, then you would take this number over here and divide by the square root of 1,000 instead of the square root of 100. So you'd be dividing by 33 or whatever. And so then your margin of the number, the size of the standard deviation of your sampling distribution, will go down.