By Luca Fasulo As we come closer to the July 4 general election, it’s important to shine a light on an often-forgotten segment of the voter population. Students and young people have spent years having decisions made for them, and being spoken about without being consulted. As a large proportion of us are under 18, we are not seen as a bloc worth recognising. What is forgotten is that by the time a general election comes around, the ignored often feel contempt for those who have legislated for them, and therefore don’t support the incumbent and feel disenfranchised from the system. This year, …
