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Michigan Gen Z in 2020 Election: What it Means to be in a Generation of Change

November 3, 2020 by Bella Park

Michigan Gen Z voters may have casted their ballots hoping for change, but now they are waiting for what comes next. “The country is so divided right now and I think that what we can do is unite, but unite by understanding that we have more in common than what divides us,” Kamali Clora, 21, […]

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First-time College Voters Cast Their Votes in 13 Battleground States, and Now Wait for the Results

November 3, 2020 by Jaime Cao, Jenna Elsetouhy, Bella Park, Lola Proctor, Nicole Ly, Elizabeth Marquis, Matigan King, Genesis Rosich, Claire Campbell Fishman, Ivy Zhu, Zachary Lee, Antonio Pelaez

Election 2020 Georgia Voting

Across the country, millions of American college students in Red states and Blue states cast their vote for the first time in a pivotal election, marked with a sense of unease and unpredictability.  Issues like racial equality, reproductive rights, climate, and others, drove young voters across the country to turn out in historic numbers for […]

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