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Students speak up: Midterm elections

Sarah Doiron
November 5, 2014
Students speak up: Midterm elections

On Nov. 4 polls opened for mid-term elections all around the country. Students shared their opinions on what they think about voting in elections.

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“I don’t vote because I feel like I am not aware enough of what is going on in the elections to make an educated decision. I’m also not into politics which makes me not interested in voting.” -Amy Zrybko, junior
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