Sarah Moorhead: A Mesa resident who supports Joe Biden, she believes the president will “do well” in tonight’s debate versus Donald Trump and anticipates the president demonstrating his familiarity with both home and international issues.
Julia Salazar: Trump, according to the registered independent, is the reason she defected from the Republican Party. According to the Gilbert resident, Biden is “sharp on the issues.”
Erlinda Bates: Though she does not think the president’s age will be a disadvantage in the election, the Latina Democratic voter from Phoenix who is supporting Biden is ready for the unexpected during the debate.
Biden, 81, has greater experience, maturity, and understanding of how the government functions, according to Bates. Bates, who is about the president’s age, asserted that “the more you know, the better you can handle emergencies.”
Kathleen Lucas: The Phoenix-based Democratic voter, 47, believes that elected officials older than 60 need to retire. Lucas, who is unsure about who to vote for in the presidential election, stated that she isn’t happy with either Biden or Trump but that the debate may help her decide.
Young people in Georgia are worried about the possibility of a polite discussion between Biden and Trump.
Five conservative-leaning male voters in their early 20s were interviewed by CNN to find out what they anticipate from former President Donald Trump and President Joe Biden in this historic debate tonight.
Michael Vaden: The 21-year-old, who attends Georgia Institute of Technology and resides in Atlanta, stated, “I really just want a civil debate.” He describes himself as a moderate voter with a slight conservative slant.
Vaden stated that he would prefer “if we had some other golden option come through like a, someone who’s stately, someone who’s well-spoken, someone who’s not rude, like, Abraham Lincoln-type,” and that he is “not really” content with the choices made for president in 2024.
Jake Kennedy: “This has been something that everyone has been looking forward to for a while,” said the 22-year-old Winder, Georgia, Georgia Tech student. “A large number of voters will be watching tonight’s debate closely. Thus, I believe it will have a significant effect and that they will likely influence a sizable number of people.
He admitted that he leans “a little bit more far right” and voiced his displeasure with Biden’s handling of foreign policy, citing it as a pressing concern.
Noah Sells: The Carl, Georgia, resident, 22, does not go to college. He declared that he is seeking a candidate who can facilitate the purchase of real estate in the United States.
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