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Voting At Any Age

By: Amy Montalvo
Updated: October 29, 2008
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    Whether you're a first timer, or a veteran of voting, this presidential election has got voters young and old heading out to the polls to cast their ballots. Age doesn't matter when it comes to being a part of presidential history.

    We spoke to several first-time voters and one couple who is voting in their 15th presidential election this year! Sara and John McLarty voted the first time back in 1952, the year Eisenhower took the presidency. They say whether you're young or old, voter issues bridge the generation gap, and now is the time to make your voice heard.

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