Elizabeth Phillips, Junior: “I am voting in November because I think it’s important that we all participate if it’s a democracy.” (James Baker)
Nate Rudder, Sophomore: “I am voting in the election. I am going to vote for Hillary Clinton because I believe it’s important for our democracy that everyone’s voice gets heard. And specifically, I think it’s very important to vote for Hillary because I believe she’s the best candidate on both sides of the race. I’m with her.” (James Baker)
Carrie Drake, First Year: “I am voting in November because I think that to really have an opinion about how the president runs the country, you have to have put your input in beforehand. I think that as a citizen, it’s a privilege that you have, and have to take part in.” (James Baker)
Jeff Minto, Exhibition Chef: “I am, and you should always vote, otherwise democracy is pointless.” (James Baker)
Nicholas Collard, First Year: “Yes. I want Hillary Clinton to be president and I am registered to vote in Colorado which is a swing state, so I feel more inclined to vote.” (James Baker)
Multiple students stated that they do not
plan to vote this year but declined to be
quoted. Just 41.2% of eligible 18-24
year olds voted in the 2012 election.Source: Pew Research Center