WTVA spoke with two first-time voters

WTVA reporter Wayne Hereford spoke with two first-time voters Tuesday in Baldwyn.

Hear what they had to say about the experience.

Talked with two young voters who are both college students.

Both were excited to be first time voters.

Voter ) first time voter) (serenity young- first time voter) "i feel good to be voting for the first time."

(cayliana newman-first time voter) "its my first time voting.

I never voted before and this is the firs time.

I registered to vote at baldwyn high school when i went to high school there."

Serenity young and cayliana newman were very excited about casting their ballots at this precinct in baldwyn.

Both women say they now see the importance of voting for the first time in their lives.

"i got here and there was a line which i expected it given that there are so many people that live here in baldwyn.

Walked in and never seen what it was like to vote having a card and everhing .

But it was pretty cool i'm nervous to see how it goes."

"it was really interesting to watch.

It was my first time every like watching the debate and stuff.

Yes i liked it .

It was very interesting.

I think i might like politics now."

"voting makes everyone's voice count so i hope that everyone will go vote and make a difference."

"they gave a bunch of directions so it was easy to understand.

They made sure that when you send your ballot in , they gave y0u a second chance to confirm to make sure that it was really what you wanted to do."

It will be interesting to see how big of a roll first time voters like these two young women will play in the outcome of the election.

Reporting live in baldwyn wayne hereford wtva nine news.

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