First time voters
November 10, 2020
Presidential elections pose an opportunity for voters to advertise and show support for their chosen side, whether it be in the form of social media posts, apparel, or never-ending yard signs. The 2020 Presidential election season is no exception, as many people promote either their preferred candidate, or the simple fact that they are voting in hopes to encourage other family and friends to exercise their same right. For a small number of seniors on campus, this year was the first Presidential election where they were eligible to vote.
Photo provided by: Brooke Holland
Various presidential signs are lined up along roads throughout Seminole County during the weeks leading up to election day. “I do not think presidential signs affect people’s voting habits,” senior Melissa Sargent said. “Even after long discussions about candidates, it’s very rare that someone's mind is changed, so a simple sign most definitely won’t affect anyone”.
About the Contributor
Brooke Holland, Features Editor
Junior Brooke Holland is a second year staff member and Features editor for The Brantley Banner. Outside of the newspaper room, Holland allocates her time...
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