Voting comes naturally for Arizona State softball's Olivia Miller.
Her grandmother, Kimberly Carr, has been a Maricopa County elections volunteer for years. "The second she could register me to vote, she was at my house with a clipboard, well before I even turned 18," Miller said.
Growing up, she would tag along while her mother dropped off her ballot on voting day. When she was 16, Miller was envious of classmates two years older at Tempe Corona del Sol High School eligible to vote in the 2016 presidential election.
There was never any doubt that Miller, now 20, not only would be voting this time around but encouraging others her age to do so.