Jason and Brett connected with Manuel, a carpenter and 45-year U.S. resident facing underemployment. Initially a non-voter, Manuel shifted to a "10/10" likelihood to vote after organizers shared personal stories and emphasized the strategic importance of the CD-8 race.

Caitlin and her partner Michael spoke to a young man, Sean, who initially said he is a six or seven on the likelyhood to vote scale. After the story exchange, Caitlin highlighted their shared value of "good morals," which led to Sean realizing that it is important to elect leaders who share our values. Sean then moved up to a nine. 

Anita and Portia spoke to a woman who is concerned about her son and his future prospects in education and in the job market. Her son is 17 and wants to go to college but the family is worried they will not be able to afford it. Regardless, the woman always votes and encouraging her son to vote when he is of age. 

Nancy and her partners talked to a 17 year old who, after completing the story exchange, is excited to vote. Nancy and her partners were able to info the teenager how he could register to vote. 

Caitlin spoke to a handicap man who was in his wheelchair on his porch. During the story exchange, Caitlin learned that within the last year the man had lost his SNAP benefits, medicaid, and had cuts to his social security. Caitlin said it was a highly emotional conversation for both her and the man. She added that he was deeply appreciative that we wanted to listen. 

Claire spoke to a family that recently got their green card. They are strongly anti-Trump but they can't vote even though they wish they could. 

Sandra spoke to a mother and son. While the mother was not able to speak English, the son was able to translate between Sandra and the mother. The son said that even though he despises Donald Trump, he has not really given voting a serious thought. Ater Sandra shared her story and how close the congressional race is the son reassured Sandra that he would vote in the June primary and in November because he now knows he can help stop Trump by getting Gabe Evans out of office.  

Lydia spoke to a woman who shared that she was not going to vote. However, after Lydia and the woman exchanged stories and they discussed how narrow Gabe Evans won the last election, the woman committed to vote. The woman is highly concerned about the cost of living and how her family is going to get by. 

Jim spoke to an Iranian man who voted for Trump in the last election but has come to regret his vote. The voter shared with Jim that he felt disappointed in Trump because Trump has not done much to support the Iranian people. 

Portia spoke with a hispanic mother and son. Although the mother could not speak english very well, the son was able to translate. The son shared that while he is very pro-Trump, his mother does not like Trump. The son was thankful for Portia taking the time to listen to him and his mother. Lastly, the son said he will certainly help his mother vote this November. 

Dave spoke to a woman who has not voted in many years. While the woman was unhappy with Trump, ICE, and the current war in Iran, she is not sure if she would vote. Her and Dave had a pleasent conversation in which the woman shifted from a 0 to a 3 on the likelyhood to vote scale. 

Risa spoke to a woman who is a green card holder who is very close to being able to vote. The woman said she is literally counting down the days until she is eligible to vote.