In a CDC survey, Latino respondents reported more symptoms of depressive disorder, suicidal thoughts, and anxiety than any other ethnic group.
“So many people don’t realize that election night is never the final count,” said Yavapai County Recorder Leslie Hoffman, who asks people to be patient.
Vicente Ruiz believes his vote is for his community: artists, family, neighbors, and small business owners.
Megan Brown made the trip early to personally deliver her ballot, feeling “it is one small thing she can do to support the postal service.”
Immigration policy is a major concern for Maria, whose mother is undocumented and is married to a DACA recipient.
Kyle feels his vote will bring a voice to indigenous communities living in the valley and the veteran community—groups he often thinks are invisible.
Eighteen-year-old Jex Haskell believes voting is important for both his generation and his Native American community.
Jazmine says her vote reflects her support of the Black Lives Matter movement and protecting LGBTQ rights.
Not a supporter of Trump or his administration, Janae chose to vote for Joe Biden, believing he is the better choice between them.
Charles Brown walked into the early voting place, and his wife Megan, a tradition they feel began when they started dating in 2012.
