
education freshman
Q: How do you feel about Texas being blue?
A: “Well, in my opinion, I feel like we are actually, like, growing as a state, because … back then there was a lot of laws that didn’t really help people like us. But now that we are blue, we are more open to new possibilities, new opportunities, for not only immigration or for different rights, but also for, like, the public system, because [Gov. Greg] Abbott, he’s the one who made the law about … the private institutions for schools, but in my opinion, I feel like we should support more of the public, because it provides more opportunities, more education, more jobs for teachers. So in my opinion, I feel like we’re going to do a great job being blue.”

exercise science freshman
Q: How do you feel about Texas being blue?
A: “Pretty cool. I didn’t really like the last guy too much. I’m glad that we have someone who can actually, well, hopefully stay here when any disaster happens.”

mathematics junior
Q: How do you feel about Texas being blue?
A: “I feel pretty good about it, honestly.”

accounting senior
Q: How do you feel about Texas being blue?
A: “I’m actually really happy about the outcome. I voted … [Oct. 29,] so I was really happy with the outcome, cause with everything going on in the state of Texas, or in the United States, I feel like it was actually very necessary for us to have that little sign of hope.”

electrical engineering freshman
Q: How do you feel about Texas being blue?
A: “I lowkey feel like that’s crazy, because after it was Republican for so long, it just switched like that, and I don’t know. I feel like Talarico … both of the ones that were running … they are not good candidates, in my opinion.”


