now. it s easy to research it. it s lack of interest. we just got back from canvassing. reporter: the young teachers here aren t giving up. they are still out canvassing and trying to inspire other students about the power of their vote. i have more faith in them than in our generation and generations beyond us. i think these kids now, i think they are frustrated with the overall tone of politics many america and are like we re going to do something about this whether it s march for our lives or red for ed. the youth vote will matter. i think it s what s could flip the state. gadi joins me live from phoenix. run through numbers. how many more young people have registered. we re going these are young democrats. we don t know what their parties are or do we? reporter: the good news is it looks like a more young people have registered than back in 2014. right now about a million young
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