Young, Unmarried And Ready To Vote? We Want To Hear From You

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WNYC | Sep 27, 2018

Ahead of the midterm elections, NPR's Morning Edition wants to connect with young, unmarried voters who are approaching a pivotal moment in their life. What issues matter to you this election? Share your story with us.

A producer may reach out to you to follow up on your response. Share your thoughts with us below or here.

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