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Both parties are controversial for different reasons..

1. How did that make you feel about the election?
2. How did that affect how/when you voted? ​
3. If comfortable sharing, did you vote and why?
4. If you did not vote, why not?(Coronavirus, health reasons, time restrictions, did not like the two parties, etc.)
5. Did you feel prepared to vote? If so, how did you prepare?

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1. Did you watch the polls?​ If so, how did you feel while watching?​
2. If you were not watching, what were you doing to distract yourself?
3. How did you feel about not having immediate results for the election? ​
4. Were you surprised by certain results?​
5. Did you feel better or worse about delayed results?​
6. Any self-care that was performed during this time?

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1. How are we feeling right now?
2. What mental breaks do we need?​3. Self-care tips?​
4. What can we do for each other as a team? How can we support each other?

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So I watched the polls like a hawk. It was a nice distraction and I enjoyed making predictions in real time. Nothing was particularly "surprising," but rather interesting to see how close things got. My self care consisted of keeping track of the election counts as opposed to not knowing and leaving it as a surprise.

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i voted and i felt okey with it

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I felt very intrigued about the election and the events leading up to it as campaigning happened. I did not vote however, since having voted as Democratic, Republican, Moderate, or even not voting becomes an issue of polarization and leads people to assumptions.

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I felt like ppl were voting for the lesser evil 

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I felt like ppl were voting for the lesser evil 

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One of my partner teachers talked about the election; civic engagement. The teacher was sharing how the US President gets elected (270 to win). The teacher was also sharing the Associated Press (AP) live results. Coincidentally, the moment my partner teacher opened the live results, Michigan and Wisconsin displayed the winner

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One of my partner teachers talked about the election; civic engagement. The teacher was sharing how the US President gets elected (270 to win). The teacher was also sharing the Associated Press (AP) live results. Coincidentally, the moment my partner teacher opened the live results, Michigan and Wisconsin displayed the winner

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I didn’t really keep updated. I watched the shaderoom as they updated and sometimes I checked the electoral votes online but I wasn’t obsessive or anxious

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I've watched it since the debate and I had a hard time watching it for a long period of time had to take a break. The cause and effects of the election results are still at play and it going to be a while before it's over.

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I've watched it since the debate and I had a hard time watching it for a long period of time had to take a break. The cause and effects of the election results are still at play and it going to be a while before it's over.

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It's comforting now that it's "over" but I'm expecting drama for the next few months and I'm excited!

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Looking at this quote: Not in numbers, but in unity that our great strength lies. 

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Looking at this quote: Not in numbers, but in unity that our great strength lies. 