We Don’t Get to Vote Yet

Everyone wants to know what Maya, Noah, Riley, Emma, Talia, and Zoe believe.

There’s just one problem.

Most of them aren’t old enough to vote.

As student elections collide with a local campaign, six teenagers find themselves surrounded by signs, speeches, screenshots, family loyalties, social media outrage, and people determined to decide what their identities say about their politics.

But growing up means learning that your friends can disagree with you. Your parents can surprise you. Listening isn’t surrender. And having a voice doesn’t mean anyone else gets to decide what you should say.

We Don’t Get to Vote Yet is a warm, sharp LGBTQ+ YA novel about friendship, family, disagreement, and learning that someday the ballot—and the choice—will belong to you.