Jill spoke to a woman who is worried about their rural family neighbors who are farmers. The woman is worried their family might go bankrupt. 

Mary and Nancy spoke to a man who said that he typically did not vote prior to 2020, but after seeing what Trump has done he has voted in every election since. 

On the first door of the day, Anita and Jonathan spoke to a woman who share how she is deeply worried about how herself and disabled son are going to make it. The woman said that just days prior they received a letter stating that their healthcare and food benefits were being cut due to the current adminstration. 

Jan and Sue spoke with several voters, including a family of immigrants that are citizens but who are worried about getting harassed and/or arrested. They also spoke with a woman who is worried about getting healthcare for her family and another woman who is applying for citizenship.

Deborah and Gabriel spoke with a 76-year-old woman whose likelihood to vote went from a 0 to a 10, especially if she gets to mail in her vote. She shared that she wants no more wars.

Trudy, Matt, and John spoke with a couple of people that were upset about the war. They felt it was wasting money and harming people here in the US.

Trudy spoke with a Latina woman that is worried for her friends and community whom are scared but are helping each other out.

Jacob and Emily spoke with several voters. Some were grandparents that care for their grandkids. Some lived in that community for a really long time. Others were mad at Trump and regret voting for him.

Dave, Dennis, and Lynn spoke with Jesus. He is very anti-Trump and committed to talking with his family and friends to get them to vote. He didn't realize that Gave Evans won by so few votes.

Fernando is concerned about how expensive everything is and the rising costs. He was very well informed of what is happening in our country.

Portia and Terren met a woman selling cute 3D printed trinkets in her yard. She told us about a deportation scam that she knows happened to over 30 people at the hands of ICE. She can't vote, but her sister can and she'll make sure she does. They also spoke with a lot of people that are angry about the war in Iran.

Roberta has 8 grandkids, including one in medical school. She identifies as a Christian above any political affiliation, and as we talked more about her family, she started talking about the importance of morals, like honesty and respect. Her likelihood of voting went from a 6 to an 8/9.