Survivors of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting, now 18 years old, are set to cast their first presidential votes this November, nearly 12 years after the tragedy. Grace Fischer, Emma Ehrens, Lilly Wasilnak, and Matt Holden all expressed their hope for change regarding gun control, primarily supporting Vice President Kamala Harris due to her stance on gun laws. Fischer described this voting opportunity as a significant turning point in their lives, having witnessed numerous school shootings since the Sandy Hook massacre. Gun safety activists noted that while states have implemented various gun laws since 2012, major federal reforms have largely stalled. The anniversary of the assault weapons ban expiration coincides with their voting milestone, highlighting the ongoing debate over gun safety in the U.S. As they prepare to vote, these young survivors aim to amplify their voices and advocate for legislative changes to prevent future tragedies.