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Out of the Mouths of Babes: What Kids Said About Election

Presidential Election 2016

Throughout Election 2016 Americans voiced their opinions about the presidential candidates; but what about their kids? Who do children want to see as their next president? HU News Service reporter Sarai Gardner went around the District to find out.

 

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