Today, Explained The Voters
Oct 28, 2020
Voter turnout is set to soar, highlighting the passion of citizens this year. Diverse voices share their presidential preferences, from farmers to essential workers and even those incarcerated. Personal experiences shape opinions on hot topics like COVID-19 and gun control. A kindergarten teacher expresses worries over education policies, while a McDonald's worker advocates for better wages. The complex intersection of agriculture, values, and systemic disenfranchisement adds depth to the voting narrative, emphasizing the importance of every vote.
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Racial Justice Advocate
- Leslie Mack, a racial justice organizer, voted for Biden.
- She hopes a Biden win will advance social justice movements.
Taxes and Borders
- Janet Braden voted for Trump, prioritizing taxes and border security.
- She questions the need to care for immigrants entering the country.
Teacher's Perspective
- Sana Hader, a kindergarten teacher, will vote for Biden.
- She criticizes Betsy DeVos's lack of experience and policies.