% AND THANK YOU FOR YOUR WORK.
% >> THANK YOU, NOW EVERYBODY GO
% VOTE.%>> Frederica: WISCONSI
N LEADS
% THE NATION IN A RANKING OF YOUTH
% VOTERS THAT ARE LIKELY TO
% INFLUENCE THE MIDTERM ELECTIONS
% ACCORDING TO A TUFT'S RESEARCH
% GROUP SAYING WISCONSIN YOUTHS
% HAVE HAD ABOVE AVERAGE VOTER
% ENGAGEMENT IN THE RECENT
% COMPETITIVE ELECTIONS.
% WE TRAVELED ACROSS THE STATE IN
% LATE SEPTEMBER TO FIND OUT WHAT
% KINDS OF ISSUES THEY'RE THINKING
% ABOUT AND HOW THEY VIEW THEIR
% NEWLY ACQUIRED RIGHT TO VOTE.
% >> EVERYBODY HAS DIFFERENT VIEWS
% BUT THE OPTION THE ABILITY TO
% VOTE IS WAY TO GET YOUR VIEW
% OUT, YOUR DECISION NO MATTER
% WHAT IT IS.
% >> I FEEL LIKE IF ONLY ONE TYPE
% OF PEOPLE VOTE YOU CAN'T GET
% EVERYONE'S OPINION AND THEN THAT
% WON'T BE EQUAL.
% >> IF I COULDN'T VOTE I COULDN'T
% TRY TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON WHAT'S
% GOING ON AROUND ME AND IF I
% CAN'T MAKE AN IMPACT ON WHAT'S
% GOING ON AROUND ME I'M JUST
% LIVING HERE WITHOUT ANY SORT OF
% ANYTHING GOING ON.
% >> I'D SAY IT'S PRETTY IMPORTANT
% BECAUSE I THINK EVEN ONE PERSON
% VOTING CAN MAKE A DIFFERENCE.
% >> THE RIGHT DO VOTE IS
% IMPORTANT BECAUSE WITHOUT THE
% RIGHT TO VOTE COMMUNITIES THAT
% ARE OPPRESSED DON'T HAVE THE
% OPPORTUNITY TO SPEAK ORE THE
% OPPORTUNITY TO COME FORWARD FOR
% THEIR STORIES FOR THE PEOPLE
% THEY ELECT TO OFFICE.
% >> I THINK AS AN PERSON YOU'RE
% NOT USING YOUR FULL FREEDOM AND
% RIGHTS IF YOU DON'T VOTE.
% HAVE YOU A SAY IN THE BIG
% PICTURE AND WHAT'S GOING ON IN
% GOVERNMENT AND USE THAT VOICE
% BECAUSE IT DID MATTER.
% >> Frederica: THOSE STUDENT
% INVIEWS WERE CONDUCTED AT