The Campus • November 1, 2024 • https://alleghenycampus.com/24787/news/ask-allegheny-what-political-issue-matters-to-you-the-most-in-the-upcoming-election/
Ask Allegheny: What political issue matters to you the most in the upcoming election?
Ray Krishtul and Aubryanna Snyder
Braeden Means, ’28Major: Economics“The amount of immigration, illegal fentanyl causing deaths over our border. Fentanyl so far has done more damage than two Vietnams combined.”Lucas Bradley, ’27Major: International Studies & Spanish“The threat to U.S. democracy, as well as human rights.”Max Garvin, ’25Major: Political Science“Protection of women’s rights and a representative body of the United States population.”Stephen Neal, ’28Major: Software Engineering“Obviously the environment. I feel like our environment’s kind of been in a rough spot.”Destiny Gee, ’27Major: Theater“I am more concerned about the abortion ban.”Liv DeRosa, ’25Major: Women, Gender, and Sexuality Studies“Abortion rights, access to healthcare, housing crisis, pretty much anything really related to economics. There’s too many to list honestly. I’m just ready to vote.”Regina Keaton, ’26Major: Political Science & Psychology“Reproductive rights. I feel like that’s just one of the biggest problems because either way you go, there’s a big decision to be made.”Sunny Stout, ’26Major: Environmental Science and Sustainability“Healthcare, specifically trans access to healthcare and abortion.”Liam Shields, ’27Major: Environmental Science and Sustainability“Environmental policy, especially building on the green energy projects that have been in progress the last four years…And preservation of our democratic institutions.”Matthew Sigler, ’25Major: Computer Science“Getting the economy back on track, reducing inflation and making America more comfortable. (And) border security. We should have a country that’s going to be safe for everybody.”Molly Suppo, ’27Major: Computer Science“The economy because I have a tiny car and paying 30 bucks to fill my car kind of sucks.”Gary Murray, ’26Major: Political Science & History“As a Black American, I’m going to vote for the plight of Black people. Also, I’m worried about immigration…how we’re treating people. I’m worried about humanity.”