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Katherine Mata Blog #2

Elections Matter Project reflection Politics has always been a subject that interests me because I enjoy understanding how government decisions, laws, and public policies shape our society. As someone interested in political science and pursuing a future in law, I find it important to stay informed about the issues affecting our communities and country. The Elections Matter project allowed me to explore four major political topics: the electorate and election process, education policies, immigration policies, and the economy. Each group approached its topic differently, giving us the opportunity to understand how these issues influence our communities, state, and country. Group #1, The Electorate and Election process The first group presented the electorate and election process. I found this topic important because elections are one of the primary ways citizens participate in a democratic system. I learned more about voter participation, political representation, and how individual vot...

Eduardo Mendez Post 2 11/6/2026

Elections Matter Group Presentation Reflection After seeing the four group presentations about Elections Matter, I realized how much politics affects things we deal with every day. Before this project, whenever I thought about politics, I mostly thought about presidential elections, political parties, and all the arguments people have online. But after learning about the different topics, I started noticing how many things are connected to the government. Each group covered something different, but they all showed how elections can affect our communities and our future. Group 1 The Electorate and the Election Process Group 1 talked about the election process and why voting is important. I found this topic interesting because a lot of people our age are just becoming eligible to vote, and not everyone understands how the process works. They explained things like voter registration, how elections are organized, and the importance of knowing who you’re voting for. Something I found im...

Anjali Gonzalez- Post 2

 Overall, I enjoyed our Elections Matter presentaions. I think this was a good way for us to learn about different issues that affect our country and allowed us to understand the importance of elections. Each group focused on a different topic, which allowed us to learn about several issues without having to research every single one ourselves. I also liked how these presentations were a little different from our previous ones because some groups presented through Zoom while others presented in person. It was interesting to see how the different environments affected the presentations. Overall, everyone did a great job on their presentation and explaining each topic.

Group 1 was in charge of discussing the economy and how it connects to elections. I think this was a really important topic because the economy is something that has been strongly affected espacially with our elections. As college students, we are starting to become more independent and have to think about things like...