Voter Suppression is Real and I've Experienced It
Blocking the votes of college students is one of the easiest forms of voter suppression, and I never thought it would happen to me.
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Participate in a UT Voting Study and Be Eligible to Win a $50 Starbucks Card
Finals got you stressed? Take a study break to help a student out and learn about voting, all from the comfort of your home! UT Austin...
What Working Polls on Election Day Taught Me
On Election Day, I had the opportunity to work for the Bangor Daily News as an exit pollster for the 2018 Maine General Election. This...
An Open Letter to the Girl who Didn’t Vote
So, you didn't vote. I don’t need to know why; everyone has their reasons. Not informed enough, didn’t know when the absentee ballot was...
What to Take Away from This Past Election Season
Power to the people.
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Voting NO on Prop 12 in CA
This November 2018, California citizens participated in the midterm elections. However, there was something a little different about the...
You Voted. Now What?
We can all make a difference.
November 6th, 2018: A Victory for Women
By: Jaclyn Eberting On November 6th, 2018 history was made as over 100 women were elected into office during the 2018 midterm elections. As...
How History Was Made on November 6, 2018
It was truly a groundbreaking day for the United States.
This Midterm Election Should Motivate You to Continue Voting
Voting is an important part of our democracy, so why not do it?
The midterm elections are over, now what?
It’s been a little over a week since the midterm elections and now that your Instagram feed is no longer filled with posts encouraging you...
FAMU Brings it Home with Diddy and So Much More
DJ Khaled in Tally?
A Message to Apathetic Voters: Why Voting Matters
So, Midterms just happened, and a bunch of great (and not so great) things happened during that election, depending on what side of the...
A Federal Judge Ordered Georgia Election Officials to Review Thousands of Provisional Ballots
Absentee ballots that were initially rejected will also be counted.
You Voted in the Midterms. Now What?
Voting is crucial, but we shouldn't forget all about politics until the next race. So what can you do to stay involved?
#BringItHome: Why I’m Still Hopeful After Working on the Andrew Gillum Campaign
We lost the election but we’re winning the battle.
The 2018 Midterms: What It Was Like Voting in Person in NYC
Democracy is still very much alive and well in New York City.
The Big Blue Puddle
So that blue wave didn’t really work out like we thought it would.
What It Means Now That Democrats Control the House
This past Tuesday, citizens all over America went to the polls and provided this presidency the check it so desperately needs. After eight...
Here's Why You Should've Voted Yesterday If You Didn't
For the young generation of women: take advantage of your voting rights today.
