Carolyn Russell
Bright Futures kindergarten director
“It is important. We’re a collective, like raindrops in a bucket.”
Tiffany Downing
student
“One vote counts, because that last vote can sway the outcome. You can’t complain if you don’t vote, because your vote could’ve made a difference.”
Dana Gonzales
student
“I think one vote is very important because it can affect the outcome.”
Paul Roman
Formula D drifter
“Elections don’t win by one vote; they win by hundreds of thousands. When was the last time someone won by one vote?”
This article appears in Jun 21-28, 2012.
