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Denver voters talk about their choice for President on Election Day_ --- Jul 27, 2023 1:02 PM UTC --- ## More From This Series [All Videos](https://time.com/video/) [Election 2020: What Voters Do \(and Don’t\) Need to Worry About](/video/n5H3s06X/) ### Election 2020: What Voters Do (and Don’t) Need to Worry About [Voters' Voices: Florida](/video/rSRvIgpH/) ### Voters' Voices: Florida [Voters' Voices: Ohio](/video/D8rjlnR5/) ### Voters' Voices: Ohio --- ## Transcript >> My name is Craig Telbert. I'm 28. I'm originally from Nevada, but I live in Denver now. Today I voted to Barack Obama, mostly because of his stands on education. Public education started in Unites States and we're now tailing in the rest of the world in terms of, you know, especially Science education, Math education. I think Obama has the best plan to get us back on track in terms of being competitive scientifically within the world market. >> My name is Jeff Warren and I voted for John McCain. I voted for John McCain for a number of reasons. The first is I trust him with the veto power over Obama. I think that both of them are perfectly qualified, but I thought that John McCain would do better as far as the military is concerned. And with the economy the way it is, I trust John McCain's ideas more than Barack Obama's. >> My name is Kimberly Coleman. I'm 24 and I live in Denver Colorado. I voted for Barack Obama, partially because of the fact that I really wanted to have change. I know a lot of politics is regulated by a party, and it's kind of difficult to break out of that as voter, but definitely I wanted something different. I think Barack stands for a very liberal point of view and for people who are in my age category, who are young, who are trying to build their wealth in this country and as poor as the people who already have money. >> I am 27. My name is Amanda McCown and I'm pretty much from Denver. I voted for Barack Obama because I liked that he is going to audit the entire government for what we're spending. That's-- that was a big factor. I think that we spend way too much money on way too much crap. >> My name is Jennifer Calender. I'm 33 and I live in Denver Colorado. I voted for Barack Obama. I think he and Joe Biden make a really great team, and I think they will really start working on some issues that I think are important like education. >> My name is Heidi Bergman and I'm from Denver Colorado. I voted for the McCain- Palin ticket and I voted for many different reasons. One of the most important things to me about voting for a president is the election of-- oh, I'm sorry-- appointment of supreme court justices, and I tend to be a conservative, socially, spiritually, and financially, politically, and I just feel that McCain is going to do a better job in that area. >> N. C. Hodge, I'm 74. I voted for Barack Obama because I think he's something we need, a change in this country, and he's generating excitement and getting people out to vote which we're needing. >> My name is James Flyn. I'm 37 years old. I voted for Barack Obama. For me, it's mostly about the energy policy. I just think that we have to shift away from fossil fuels to green energy because it affects our foreign policy. It affects our economy as far as the trade deficit. 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