Center. Grant Vickers, a junior from Memphis, attended the viewing of the election at the Multicultural Center. Vickers said he put his vote down for Obama. Vickers said there are many reasons why he believed Obama was going to win. He said one of those reasons was Obama's policy. "While Obama's are different from Romney's, they seem to work better," Vickers said. "Romney has a big policy with trickle down, which is deregulating Wall Street and giving back to the rich. This has been proven by a central study to not work." Vickers also said he is a strong supporter of Obama's healthcare policy. "ObamaCare is a centralized health care that works because I know a lot of people who cannot afford health care otherwise," Vickers said. "Especially for the people that I know and love." Vickers said he did not vote for Romney because of his differing views on gay rights, abortion, and Romney's inconsistency. "His social issues were pretty poor," Vickers said. "Not supporting gay rights and equality of marriage -- there's no reason not to support it. Also, him outlawing all abortion in any case is a pretty big issue for me, and other than his economic policy, he seems to flip flop too much and I don't want inconsistency in a president." Thomas Reed, a freshman from Memphis, said he voted for Romney because of his similar conservative views. "I mainly voted for Romney because I have conservative views and I agree more of what he