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Eagle Eye View: Election Day 2024

JaiLynn, Staff Writer
November 5, 2024

It’s Election Day! Most students are not eligible to vote in this election but if Wheeling Park Students could vote who would they vote for?

Lets see who a few students would vote for if they could:

¨Trump because he is a good hard working man,” Peyton Fields, 9th grader.

¨Trump because he’s just better,” Harmony Bittner, 9th grader.

¨Trump because my parents follow him in some of his beliefs,” Aria Swartz, 9th grader.

¨ Harris because I like my rights and I don´t want all the women who fought for my rights to get erased,” Gianna Mills, 10th grader.

¨Trump because he’s a lot smarter and knows what he is doing in the White House,” Carter Dunham, 10th grader

¨Harris because I feel like she can just do a better job,” Keyma Madison, 11th grader

¨Harris because I am transgender and she is fighting for my rights,” Levi Powell, 11th grader.

¨Harris just because she is younger then Trump,¨ Nathan Tyska, 11th grader.

¨Trump- because he has a way better policies and I have faith in him,” Alden Stauvel, 12th grader.

¨Trump because he can protect the USA and fight for us,” Austin Rufener, 12th grader.

¨ Trump because he knows what he is doing and Trump 2024!¨ Kaden Miller, 12th grader.

 

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JaiLynn is a 10th grader at Wheeling Park High School. She is a first year staff writer for the Park Press. Her first writing experience was at Warwood Middle School in 7th grade. She wrote for the newsapers for workplace, and greatly enjoyed it. She has been doing All-Star Cheer for 4 years at ICE in Washington, PA. Her awards include hitting zero deductions at competitions due to her amazing coaches.
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