Yesterday on The Morning Agenda we brought you election results from across the region and the state. Today, we dive into "the why" behind those results, to bring you voters' voices, in their own words. WITF News reporters fanned out across polling stations Tuesday morning as Central Pennsylvanians cast their ballots and captured these thoughts.

A new Pennsylvania law requires health insurance companies to cover the full cost of colon cancer screening starting at age 45 instead of 50. Cancer survivors and advocates say it’s a great first step - but ask if it’s enough for younger age groups which are seeing higher rates of this type of cancer.

And now a deep dive into gambling:

Pennsylvanians as young as eighteen can put money on sports through prediction markets, even though the state’s licensed sportsbooks require bettors to be twenty-one. As the state expands help for gambling problems, researchers are confronting gaps in what they know about younger adults.

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