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Broadcast: Middle schoolers share opinions, predictions about 2024 presidential election

By Lucy Williams and Sydney Tilles
November 4, 2024

With the 2024 U.S. presidential election approaching, The Oracle sat down with six middle school students to discuss their thoughts on the two candidates, Harris’ and Trump’s performances in debates, and the issues they would like to fight for in our country.

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About the Contributors
Lucy Williams
Lucy Williams, Voices Editor
Lucy Williams joined the Oracle as a freshman staff reporter in 2021 and is now a senior serving her second year as voices editor. Outside of journalism, she runs an L.A. food blog on Tiktok and Instagram under the epithet "Little Savvy." She also serves on the Hermanas Unidas club board and the DemocraShe Leadership Team and is passionate about literature and business.
Sydney Tilles
Sydney Tilles, Outreach Editor
Sydney Tilles joined the Oracle as a staff reporter in 2022, became a senior reporter in 2023 and is the outreach editor for 2024. She loves learning about current events and participating in service learning and activism. She has a passion for government, politics and criminal justice reform.