Syracuse voter hopeful for increased Election Day participation this year
"It's an American thing to do."
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Syracuse University's Huntington Hall hosts new, young voters.
Voters at Onondaga Community College's Mulroy Hall said Election Day still draws them out, even though midterms typically draw fewer people than presidential races.
First-time New York voter Shoshanna Cohen shares her experience on election day. Cohen said it was her first time voting in person, and said she felt empowered casting her ballot.
"I'm here, Mom. I just voted."
Young voters are talking about why it's important for their generation to go out and vote.
Ayesha Landers brought her children to the polls for the first time around Tuesday afternoon at Elmcrest Children’s Center, joined by her sister, Alysha Glover.
As voters headed to the polls for the 2026 midterm elections, DeWitt residents and election workers discussed the importance of getting younger generations involved in voting.
Spenser Lewis, of Minoa, said she prefers voting in person over mailing a ballot because it feels more real.
Two friends carpooled to vote, showing bonding and polls go hand and hand.