In this week's episode, they can't vote, but teens are keeping the presidential election on track as poll workers. Nick explains the president's job description as outlined by the U.S. Constitution in Politics on Point.
One runner is getting the word out about voting, while an Olympic rugby star isn't letting the pandemic interrupt his practice.
Plus, scientists are closing in on a COVID vaccine. Challenge trials are underway in the United Kingdom, but is the risk worth the reward?
Finally, it wouldn't be a Halloween episode without one huge pumpkin story!
voter turnout (noun)
the percent of eligible voters who actually show up to vote
poll worker (noun) a person who sees to it that an election runs smoothly
trial (noun) is a test of the performance of something
veto (noun) the constitutional right to reject a bill
We've been talking about the election all season, now we want you to write to us: tell us what issue is important to you when choosing a president!
You can use the inbox form to submit your answers. Rick will share some of your best letters next week.
For this week’s poll, we want you to cast your ballot for who you think should be president. You can choose from Donald Trump, Joe Biden, Jo Jorgenson, or Howie Hawkins. Click here to vote!
