San Diego voters share outlook on presidential race as DNC concludes
SAN DIEGO (FOX 5/KUSI) — There was no hiding the excitement at a Democratic National Convention watch party in Kearny Mesa Thursday night as supporters watched Vice President Kamala Harris address the nation. Standing ovations were given in absentia with Democratic voters leaning in on every word. But earlier in the day, students and faculty members at UC San Diego wondered what Harris was going to bring to the convention stage later that night. “I don’t really have any negative thoughts to her or think that she’s incredible,” said Nicole Sheynin, a student at UC San Diego. “I’m just open.” “She is opening a lot of doors for women,” another student on campus said. “She’s already done so much for women in general, but just like ‘Hey I can be president,” maybe people growing up right now will think ‘Hey maybe I can too.'” “She’s tapped into patriotism, being a good American and taking care of your neighbor,” said Desiree Aldana, a likely Democratic voter at UCSD. The 40-minute speech brought the Democratic faithful to their feet many times, and in one case a Republican