No, that is not a concern. I've heard some other public commentary that is also false on this point. I'll have to break it down though, Mr. Chair, with your permission.
First of all, the number of donors a party has is a tiny fraction of the number of supporters it has. If a party was just to call to identify its donors to ask them to vote, they would be doing a get-out-the-vote enterprise, a very tiny fraction of their overall support base. Furthermore, they would be calling the people whom they least need to call. Donors are the least likely to miss voting day. Obviously if they're civically engaged enough to give of their own money, they're going to give of their own time—