It’s My Civic Duty: Washington, DC Voter Explains Why He Cast Ballot – Howard University News Service

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By Juan Benn

HU News Service

Election Day 2024 has arrived and voters across America are heading to the polls in a very heated and polarized campaign season. Voters are choosing between Democratic Nominee Vice President Kamala Harris and former President Donald J. Trump. Washington, D.C. Ward 4 resident Devonn Shoford shared with NewsVision reporter Juan Benn why he came out to vote.

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