The November of my senior year in high school, I stayed up until midnight watching the 2020 election. The campaign season and election were nerve-racking, especially amid the backdrop of the pandemic. When I finally fell asleep, the election remained a toss-up. Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada were all leaning red, but that did not last, […]
The November of my senior year in high school, I stayed up until midnight watching the 2020 election. The campaign season and election were nerve-racking, especially amid the backdrop of the pandemic. When I finally fell asleep, the election remained a toss-up. Pennsylvania, Georgia, and Nevada were all leaning red, but that did not last, […]
<iframe src="https://statesidedaily.com/embed/cluster/e9cab4b2ac1638dc8483e881fb2a7d2df36176d1" width="100%" height="320" style="border:0;max-width:680px" loading="lazy" title="It shouldn’t take more proof to catch a fish than to vote"></iframe>
