UCLA students expressed disappointment and optimism at a Bruin Democrats election watch party Nov 5.
The Bruin Democrats at UCLA hosted a watch party at Royce Hall for students to follow along and react together to the election results as they came in.

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UCLA students and leaders interested in engineering, education and governance discussed future artificial intelligence solutions Oct. 25.
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SANTA MONICA – Gabriela Gutierrez, an attendee of the Westside Democratic HQ’s watch party who identifies as a Democrat, said she is surprised by how people her age, born from 1995 to 2000, decided not to vote or to remain distant from politics.

SANTA MONICA – Gabriela Gutierrez, an attendee of the Westside Democratic HQ’s watch party who identifies as a Democrat, said she is not feeling well. “I’m absolutely freaking out,” Gutierrez said.

SANTA MONICA – Jody Rich, a volunteer at the Westside Democratic HQ, said despite others’ anxiousness, she is refraining from forming an opinion on election results because not all of the votes have been counted yet.

SANTA MONICA – Karen Eyres, the site manager at the Westside Democratic HQ, said her work helps her navigate the stress associated with the general election.

Emma Poff, a third-year anthropology student attending the Bruin Democrats watch party at Royce Hall, said she is nervous about results and trying to remain positive.