Political observers are eager for a glimpse into the future of electoral politics during Donald Trump’s presidency, but they’re not going to get much clarity from suburban Atlanta on Tuesday.

That inconvenient truth comes courtesy of one glaring detail about the race for Georgia’s sixth district — it is the single most expensive House election in history. According to the Center for Responsive Politics, FEC records reveal at least $56.7 million has been spent on the election between Democrat Jon Ossoff and Republican Karen Handel, both of whom are gunning for the seat vacated by Tom Price who left the House to serve as Trump’s Secretary of Health and Human Services earlier this year.