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Polling stations throughout Ohio were shut down on March 17 as Gov. Mike DeWine called for the state's primaries to be pushed back to June. That leaves many young voters in the state waiting for their first chance to participate in an election. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images hide caption

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The Coronavirus Crisis

Virus Puts Democracy On Hold For First-Time Voters

It was supposed to be primary day in Georgia on Tuesday. Students and youth organizers in states with delayed elections are feeling frustration and determination in their fight to boost turnout.

All Things Considered is launching a new series called "Play It Forward," which gives musicians an opportunity to talk to talk about the musicians that inspire them. Mr.nutnuchit Phutsawagung / EyeE/Getty Images hide caption

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Introducing 'Play It Forward': An Ongoing Chain Of Gratitude From Musicians

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Polling stations throughout Ohio were shut down on March 17 as Gov. Mike DeWine called for the state's primaries to be pushed back to June. That leaves many young voters in the state waiting for their first chance to participate in an election. Matthew Hatcher/Getty Images hide caption

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Virus Puts Democracy On Hold For First-Time Voters

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