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Delilah Brumer

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Delilah Brumer is a sophomore at Los Angeles Pierce College majoring in journalism and political science. She is a bilingual journalist with a passion for using data to report on education, government and inequality. Currently, she serves as the editor-in-chief of her college’s student-run weekly newspaper, the Roundup. She has previously interned at Southern California News Group and EdSource. Delilah found her love of journalism as a freshman at Daniel Pearl Magnet High School, where she eventually became the editor-in-chief of The Pearl Post.

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A person is seated in a wheelchair-accessible voting booth with a blue privacy screen, their legs and hands visible as they hold a pen. In the foreground, another individual, wearing a mask and blurred in motion, walks by, partially obscuring the booth. The setup includes a touchscreen ballot marking device for accessibility, and a storage room door is visible in the background.
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We talked to California college students about today’s election. Here’s what’s on their minds
California’s college students represent a wide array of ages, ethnicities, lived experiences and political beliefs. Eight voters who attend a California college shared their perspectives with CalMatters on the issues that matter to them as some vote in local, state and national elections for the first time.
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