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Making sense of the election: key measures and candidates

Aurora Garcia, August Ehmann, Malika Kronik, and Caroline McFerron • November 1, 2024

With the Nov. 5 general election approaching, many Archie Williams seniors are of eligible voting age. However, for first-time voters, information about measures and candidates can be overwhelming, which may discourage them from voting. With the intention to make the voting process more accessible and enable informed choices, The Pitch has assembled a comprehensive guide to the prominent propositions, measures, and candidates on the Official Marin County Ballot.

Ella Furuichi

 

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About the Contributors
Aurora Garcia
Aurora Garcia, Reporter
Aurora is a freshman, in her first year of journalism. She joined the class because her counselor recommended it. Aurora enjoys math and she loves animals. You can often find her reading or drawing. 
August Ehmann
August Ehmann, Reporter
August is a junior, in her first year of journalism. August joined the class because she is interested in writing about topics that she is passionate about. She has three siblings and she used to have a snake named Ichabod. In her spare time, August dances and spends time with friends. 
Malika Kronik
Malika Kronik, Reporter
Malika is a sophomore, in her first year of journalism. She joined the class because of her interest in photography, graphic design, and writing. Malika likes to go jogging or hiking in nature around Marin. She can also speak Russian.
Caroline McFerron
Caroline McFerron, Reporter
Caroline is a freshman, in her first year of journalism. She joined the class because her favorite subject is English and her sister is also in the program. Outside of school, you can find Caroline doing swim team with North Bay Aquatics, or eating mac and cheese, her favorite food.