Rochester Urban Show post-election panelists

With wind chills in the teens.

Votes are cast ?

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*d results are out ?

"* but now soe rochester community leaders are voicing their thoughts on the 2020 presidential election .

Kimt news 3's samantha soto listened in on a panel earlier today where they discussed what might've swung voters in this the rochester urban show held a leadership roundtable today to have post?

"*election discussions.

Much of the conversation focused on the dividedness of our country.

The violence and protests surrounding the murder of george floyd, led to talks of police brutality and the concept of defunding the police.

Panelist mau landis says this movement scared more people into voting.

"if anything it governized a ton more young, progessive minds to come out and vote and that was indicative in the numbers of people that came out to vote overall."

One of the questions asked during discussion was can you be pro black lives matter and pro law enforcement.

Panelist vangie castro expressed concern that those of immingrant, queer, and black backgrounds felt personally attacked during trump's presidency.

"human beings are very simple.

We're very basic people.

With very basic needs.

And that basic need is a sense of safety."

As we wind down from election day ?

"* the panelists and host hope these are the kinds of conversations americans are having at their kitchen tables.

In rochester samantha soto, with more than 78 million votes for biden and just over 73 million for trump ?

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