(30 Jul 2024)
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Matthews, North Carolina – 30 July 2024
1. Wide shot of Matthews Library
2. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Berry, resident of Matthews, North Carolina:
“I don’t know that I would vote for either party at this point. Because I don’t want to be responsible. I know every vote counts, and I just don’t see one worth committing to.”
3. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniel Cava, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina:
“I haven’t completely decided yet. I know I will not be voting for Donald Trump. And, I’m considering voting for Kamala Harris if she becomes the eventual nominee. But I’d like to see more about what she has to say and ultimately how that shakes out.”
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Wanda Cherry, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina:
“I’m excited about the presidential election. We’ve got a lady, and I’m glad that the president realized that we need somebody younger."
5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Carmen, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina:
“I don’t feel like I can vote, vote for Trump because of moral and ethical reasons of his track record, what he said, what he’s done. But I don’t know enough about Kamala Harris to say immediately I’m going to vote for. So I’d have to, like, take the time to, like, look into some of her policies, see what she’s advocating for instead of just being there. Like, not Trump option, the other option kind of thing.”
6. Close of North Carolina flag
7. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Carmen, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina:
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“The issues I’m most concerned about are, immigration, debt, foreign policy about conflicts and, police relations, I guess.”
9. SOUNDBITE (English) Daniel Cava, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina:
“I don’t have many concerns about the overall direction of the economy. I just hope that it continues to on its sort of present course, but wanting inflation to decrease, of course, and to level off.”
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Berry, resident of Matthews, North Carolina:
"As far as inflation goes, I mean, to me that’s just something that’s naturally going to happen. You know, that’s just the way things go. Things get more expensive and you pay more. So as long as it doesn’t, you know, skyrocket. I’m okay with that.”
11. Pan shot of Matthews Library
STORYLINE:
North Carolina voters share their views on the 2024 election after President Joe Biden dropped out of the presidential race.
Walking out of the library with his book on hand, Michael Berry, resident of Matthews, North Carolina, comments that he remains undecided about the presidential race, "In all likelihood, even though I’m a registered voter, I don’t know that I would vote for either party at this point. Because I don’t want to be responsible. I know every vote counts, and I just don’t see one worth committing to.”
Berry is not alone, Daniel Cava, resident of Charlotte, North Carolina, says he is also undecided and is waiting to hear more from Vice President Kamala Harris, who is seeking the Democratic Party nomination.
“I haven’t completely decided yet. I know I will not be voting for Donald Trump. And I’m considering voting for Kamala Harris if she becomes the eventual nominee. But I’d like to see more about what she has to say and ultimately how that shakes out.”
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