This is on point. I'm Meganichoc Robardi. Four years ago, we spoke with

voters from across the country to get their take on the 2020 election. We

asked them about what motivated their votes and what concerns they had going into that election.

Well today we've invited some of those folks back to hear about how their views and hopes

have shifted, if at all, for the 2024 election.

And really it's a chance to do some deep listening to each other.

So let's bring these folks back.

Bella Delacio joins us.

She's 24 and lives outside of Washington, D.C.

where she works as an organizer with Stop U.S. Arms to Mexico.

That's a project of Global Exchange.

When we spoke with Bella back in 2020,

she was a student at George Mason University,

and then she talked with us in a round table

on voters who were casting their first ballot ever that was in 2020.

Bella welcome back to Onpoint.

Hello, thank you so much for having me back.

It's great to have you back.

Cheryl Johnson is also back with us too. She's a farmer in Iowa and also runs a title business in Nebraska.

And in 2020 she joined us for a roundtable featuring people who had previously voted for Donald Trump in 2016.

Cheryl, it's great to have you back as well. Welcome back.

Thank you, Maina, and greetings from the Midwest again.

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