as did lots of "Get better soon" and "I love you!" messages. 17-year-olds who will be 18 on Election Day to vote in congressional elections, primary elections or caucuses. Her cause is about “extending the voting age to people who are already voting in the general [election],” Ella says. “[It] not only has legal and constitutional standing,” she points out, but “based on...all the encouragement that we've seen from folks who approve of the legislation, [they] realize that it's a rational and reasonable way to engage young people and give them the fair vote and the full vote.” In this op-ed, April Ma, founder of the Johnson County, Kansas, chapter of Students Demand Action, shares how she and her peers are working to end gun violence. 27 Movies You Need to See Before Graduation—No Excuses