Interview with Mayor of Tampa on US Elections

The transcript discusses the importance of the election, highlighting Secretary Clinton's preparedness and the historic potential of electing the first woman president. It emphasizes the significance of voting, especially for future generations, and notes the positive trend in voter turnout across various demographics, including Hispanics, young people, and African Americans.

Why does the speaker believe this election is particularly important?

• Because the choices are clearer than ever before.

• Because it is the first election he is voting in.

• Because it is the first election with online voting.

• Because it is the first time a woman is running for president.

What is the speaker's main reason for bringing his daughters to the election?

• To teach them about the importance of voting.

• To show them how to fill out a ballot.

• To have them participate in a political rally.

• To let them meet Secretary Clinton.

What does the speaker hope his daughters will learn from this election?

• That voting is optional.

• That they can achieve anything, including becoming president.

• That they should always follow their friends' political views.

• That elections are not important.

What trend in voter turnout does the speaker find encouraging?

• A reduction in the number of polling stations.

• An increase in voter turnout among various demographics.

• A decrease in absentee voting.

• A decline in early voting.

Which demographic groups does the speaker mention as being more engaged in this election?

• Hispanics, young people, and African Americans.

• Only Hispanics.

• Only young people.

• Only African Americans.