Both Democrats and Republicans are looking to win over the younger population's vote as they vie for the White House and local seats.
Rochester, N.Y. — Democrats and Republicans want to win over the younger population's vote as they vie for the White House and local seats.It's a responsibility that first-time voters are not taking lightly.
For a generation that's grown up around technology, Brooke Eastman says new voters need to block out the external noise when they make their decisions. Angelo Romero, the head of student government at Monroe Community College, and a first-time voter himself, says despite a lack of experience in the booth, Gen Z voters are no strangers to politics.
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