I interviewed Mrs. Rosa Boone-Williams, a local police officer who sees the importance of voting.

I went to Thomas G Mortin School, I interview two people and one of those people, it was a lady who was in charge of all of the stands/booths and she was on the democracy side and she vote all elections. I have the video on my phone however, I do not own a code to upload the video. where the http://www.century21.com/schools/philadelphia-pa-schools/morton-thomas-g-school/O00928244-LCPAPHILADELPHIA

Interview with ​My Mom

1. What motivated you to come out and vote?

We need a new mayor. I don't like what's going on. 

2. What would you like to see changed in our political system?

Private Jury duty , I want it eliminated.

3. Do you vote in every election? How regularly do you vote?

No I don't. I vote every other election.

4. Do you know why we vote on tuesday?

No I don't.

5. Where have you encountered the highest amount of campaigning?

On Tv.

6. What was the most memorable campaign ad that you have encountered?

Barack Obama for presidency. 

7. Are you always sure of who you are going to vote for when you walk into the booth or are you still deliberating? 

I'm pretty sure when I walk in. 

8. What changes do you hope to see in Philadelphia as a result of this election?

A new mayor!

9. What impact do you feel that your vote will have on the election?Did you learn about voting in school?If yes, did that impact your willingness to vote today.

A very important impact. I think everybody should get out and vote. Our community needs more change.

Yes I did 

An no it didn't. 

Here is the audio of my interview. Hope you enjoy!

Interview with Patricia Koons

1) What motivated you to come out and vote?

I came out to vote so i can't help reelect mayor Nutter, and as a women I feel like its my duty to vote because it took woman many years to gain the  privilege.

2)What would you like to see change in our political system?

If something could change, I think the senate system should change and that senate members are in office for a shorter amount of time. I would also like to see the democrat and republicans stop squabbling.

3)Do you vote in every election?

Yes

4)Do you know why we vote on tuesday?

No

5)Where have you encounters the highest amount of ad campaigning?

The Television

6)What was the most memorable campaign ad that you have encountered?

As of campaign ads none because they always turn me off of voting because they are always negative.

7)Are you always sure of who you are going to vote for wen you walk ion the booth or are you still deliberating?

Always sure

8)What changed do you hope to see in Philadelphia as a result of this election?

I would like to see more money to be put into the school system, a decrease in crime and property taxes to be maintained at the same level.

9)What impact do you feel that your vote will have on this election? Did you learn about voting in school?If yes, did that impact your willingness to vote today.

I think my vote will have a positive impact on reelecting the mayor, and that every vote counts. Yes I learned about voting in school at a young age and it positively affected me to go vote.

Voting Facility located on 12th and bigler streets in south Philadelphia.

Interview with Joann

Interview with Thomas Craig (56 years old)

Question 1. What motivated you to come out and vote? 

Response: If I didn't vote, I wouldn't have the right to complain about something that I thought wasn't right. Voice would not be heard, and no reason to say anything about anything in politics. 

Question 3: Do you vote in every election? (How regularly do you vote?) 

Response: Started voting ever since I turned 18. Now 56, so I've been voting for 38 years. 

Question 4: Do you know why we vote on Tuesday? 

Response: No, not a clue why. 

Question 6: What was the most memorable campaign ad that you have encountered? 
Response: Frank Rizzo, Ronald Reagan. Why? Not much the ad but more so what their stances and records were. 

Question 8. What chances do you hope to see in Philadelphia as a result of this election? 

Response: Not much expectations. There aren't enough good choices, I'm just here to vote on the better ones among the candidates. 

Question 9: What impact do you hope to see in Philadelphia as a result of this election? What impact do you feel that your vote will have on the election? Did you learn about voting in school? If yes, did that impact your willingness to vote today? 
 
Response: I'm just one person, but the impact is unknown. It has to count in some degrees one way or another. In school they didn't explain voting so well, I don't know if they still do today. But when I first voted? I was clueless and unsure of anything. 

Because the people who worked there didn't allow pictures to be taken I had to take this screenshot from guide.seventy.org as a way to prove that I was there.