are that teachers are a very big part of that demographic. in fact, right here we re at the state capitol in arizona. the last time we were here was back in april. this whole area was filled with teachers. it was basically a sea of red, red for ed, and that was the issue that got a lot of teachers, a lot of millennials mobilized and energized and out there can vavassing for votes. now the question are the youth going to show up to vote, sfees especially after a very big controversial decision. it was the red crashing into the capitol that caught everybody s attention. but this was a different kind of red. in april we watched as tens of thousands of educators marched, demanding more funding for the classrooms and singing about coming back to vote. we will be back to vote in
of teachers crashing into arizona s capitol that caught the nation s attention. this was a different kind of red. a red for ed. show me what democracy looks like. this is what democracy looks like. reporter: in april we watched as tens of thousands of educators marched and singing about coming back to vote. we will be back to vote in november it was something that i ve never seen before. it was overwhelming but like exciting at the same time to see we had a voice. reporter: thousands of them millennials just starting in teaching. they got 270,000 signatures that red for ed gathered. it definitely felt like the ball was in our court. reporter: before the midterms, a bombshell from the state supreme court. the referendum was booted off the ballot over legal