Election vibe check: Hey, Oakland, how are you feeling about the election?
Briefly

"I have a lot of dread about the election. I don't think there are a lot of good outcomes." - Wilson Shook expresses a sense of hopelessness about the electoral situation, reflecting a broader sentiment among Oakland residents.
"Definitely feeling nervous ahead of the election. ... I'm hearing not just the local bubble and the excitement around my candidate, but I'm hearing the other side as well." - Morgan Taylor's perspective highlights how national sentiments can create anxiety among voters, especially when exposed to differing political views.
"Terror! I don't know that I could live as a queer senior Jew in another Trump administration ... So I'm terrified." - Eli Ramer articulates intense feelings of fear and vulnerability related to potential political changes, showcasing the personal stakes many feel in this election.
"... The potential civil war is pretty frightening. ... the tension and, like, bipartisanship have never been so extreme." - Spencer Schenk-Wasson outlines concerns of social unrest and divisiveness, underscoring how deeply political dynamics can affect everyday lives.
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