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For Jim Norton, Voting For President Is All About Going Against The System

By Danielle Dieterich | November 7, 2016

Voting in a presidential election for the first time is a big deal. It's a sign of adulthood and a chance to influence the future of the country. That's what makes "My First President" special.

The first presidential candidate Jim Norton voted for was Ross Perot. Who was yours? Submit your story, or just tweet at us!

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