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Next Generation Of Voters Talk About How 2020 Election Has Shaped Their Views Of The Political Divide And The Future

‹‹ Colorado Matters

November 24, 2020

Students at Denver middle school, Embark Education, discuss how observing the 2020 election shaped their views on voting in future elections. (Screen capture of Google Meet. November 17, 2020)

Students at Denver middle school, Embark Education, discuss how observing the 2020 election shaped their views on voting in future elections. (Screen capture of Google Meet. November 17, 2020)

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