From a certain perspective, the election was actually over by late October to early November.
After that, there wouldn't be much change between the results of public opinion polls and the final survey results, essentially staying the same.
From now until October, only half a year remains, and this time is actually somewhat urgent.
Mr. Truman found it challenging to oversee everything and could only entrust Lynch to take a look.
Lynch took on this responsibility wholeheartedly.
The car started, and both men maintained their silence.
After a while, Mr. Truman glanced at his watch, "Let's find a restaurant and have something to eat first."
Soon after, the car stopped at a private venue, a type of restaurant not open to the public.
Such venues are everywhere in Bupen; capitalists can't openly discuss the transfer of benefits with politicians in public.
