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house. You see there on those red markers everywhere people will be marching today. So starting here at noon, thousands, hundreds of thousands, will be in washington to protest against gun violence. This is the march for our lives rally. It is all happening just months rather weeks after that deadly shooting in parkl d parkland, florida and
vote, question change elections. reporter: and you will be speaking on this stage in a little bit. what will your message be to the proud? my message is to get 17 other people to vote. vote for the people who can t. and so we don t have to lose another 17 ever again. reporter: what do you think we can expect in terms of turnout here for this march that will visit your high school and return here to this park? are so i just spoke to someone and they said around 35,000 people that will march with us and should hear the rally. so a huge impact. reporter: you ve been a part of organizing today. how does that make you feel when you recognize the possibility that that many people could turn out to support you, your school and this community? i m speechless. but we ll continue this movement and i think by voting and sending out reminders to vote after this march again, we ll be speechless at midterm elections again. reporter: today is not the
going to listen to our voice, they will listen to our vote. and at the end of the day, she said it matters to them so much because they watched in horror on february 14th what happened in parkland. and as they felt for those students, dhee nthey could not internalize that they could be them as well. so that is prompting so many people to come out nep don t wa. they want to support all the parkland students who have traveled to be here in d.c. and of course we re talking about what is happening here. this is expected to be the largest of these rallies, but there are more than 800 planned around the world. here is the global map. all under the banner of march for our lives. of course this is a movement that started after the shooting on the 14th of february at parkland high school. global support this morning you re seeing dozens of people joined one of the florida shooting survivors for a demonstration as well. here is video of that.
effort. what is the goal for you today? the goal is to get as many people registered or pre-ren pre-registered to vote. we want change and the best way do this is to vote. reporter: tell me about the conversations you re having with your classmates. you are 15. you can t vote tomorrow, but you can vote in 2020. what conversations are you having about the responsibility you feel? so the conversations we re having is we re so passionate about this and we they ever wha never never want to happen gwenn. again. people say where can i go, i don t want this to happen again. and i tell them. reporter: what impact do you think first time voters like some of your peers can have on an election? i think a lot of times 18 to 25-year-olds don t vote. but if we can change that and have the 18 to 25-year-olds
person. it blew up incredibly quickly. so what kind of conversations do you have when you get together? it s funny, because it will vary from what are you doing in your schools, what have you organized, what is our next initiative, to how are we going to get our classmates registered to vote, so-to-whto what are we for baracprom. and we are kids and we decided to organize around this issue. and so you talked about voter registration as an important element of this movement. every cycle people ask when are you think why people going to move the needle for a candidate, for an election. and this is a midterm, so less than expected for presidential election. why will this be different? well, young people are 30% of the american electorate and we re only getting bigger. we re now the biggest generation bloc that is alive today. so we have the power to change