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Election: Getting College Students’ Attention Not As Easy In 2020
"Obviously students are not encountering election engagement activities on campus," an election engagement group director said.
BOULDER, Colo. (CBS4) – The University of Colorado campus in Boulder looks a lot students are on summer break, but they’re not. They’re learning closed up in dorms and apartments and paying attention to politics.
“So we’re all excited. None of us could vote, for or against Trump last time,” said freshman Callie Keating, who planned to vote in her first presidential election.
Colorado has more voters between the ages of 18 and 29 registered to vote than ever for this election. The problem may be getting those ballots in.
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