most valuable thing for me was listening to the students themselves talk about what matters to them. listening to anybody across country talking about what matters to them. because of the hurricane we were not able to bring you the students at purdue university and what they shared during on stop there on wednesday, so we ll share it with you now. president of the purdue university college democrat and republicans. welcome. i want to ask the crowd a couple of questions before we get into our conversation. first off, how many of you raised your hands are registered to vote? that s really impressive pm democr. republicans raise your hands. democrats. refuse to be affiliated by the party. a couple of them. the hardest part is getting young people to register and getting them to go out and vote.
elected to congress. on the same day we would cortez in new york to become the youngest. keep this filed way till election night. if the democrats win this easy, that s what s expected. sdplp . we have the polling. abby is up 52-37. sydney axney is up 43-44 to david young. that s iowa three. iowa four. this is where steve king is the congressman. he s down by 10 points. the democrat. it s going to be an interesting
the responses. jump in. he s not a progressive democrat. he is kind of a moderate democrat at best. when it if you want to turn the state blue again, he s the candidate for us. when you look at these policies that mike brum is trying to propose, we re against what our party is representing and the issues we think are important. i think the reason that matters so much to purr dee students is because they are international students. some of them are getting their degree here and may see an opportunity to succeed here. it s not an issue that tackles states that are on the border. it s the issue that matters because it s the way we see themselves belonging. really interesting. guys, thank you so much for joining us. thank you.