Generation XXI Votes: Christian youth

By Karen DeWitt

WXXI – At the state Capitol, older people tend to get all the attention. Their careers are established and they have more power. Take, for example, the recently retired Senate Majority Leader Joe Bruno, who is a hale and hearty 79. But there are a number of young people involved in state politics who are determined to make a difference. WXXI's Karen DeWitt spoke to two different groups of 20 somethings. The first are evangelical Christians, who interned with a church lobby group.