Making sense of NY's election results

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

56% : He didn't have a plan for the social safety net.
45% : I think when we look at the numbers of young people who came out because they care about a woman's right to choose, and that's women and men, I think we think about young people [who] came out because they care about canceling student debt or the environment or guns or jobs.
45% : Sometimes we devote outside of ourselves, maybe you don't have any issues in particular that are on the table that are motivating you to go out and vote, but maybe you need to think about the trans community, or you need to think about people who need a social safety net or you need to think about women who need to make sure that New York state remains a pro-choice state.

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