Professor Ellis, of VCU's department of focused inquiry, is up for reelection on Nov. 5 for the Henricopolis Soil & Water Conservation District. Since she first won a seat on the board in 2011, about 530 acres of land have been preserved in Henrico County.
Thinking about staying away from the polling booths this upcoming election? Think again.
With the Canadian Federal Election coming up in the next week, this article will go over what you need to know in order to vote. There's a focus on the logistics of voting such as how to vote in Canada and how the parliamentary system works. This article is to help you understand the Canadian political system and to make voting in this upcoming election less stressful!
A comprehensive guide to how the Canadian political system works - just in time for the election!
Climate change is one of the biggest issues students contemplate when voting.
Election season is either a proud, stressful or annoying time. But whatever it is, you should be sure to exercise your right to vote. We don't learn much about the election process other than crud about the electoral college and political parties, so here's a small list of things you should know before you go to your polling places.
Growing up means gaining more and more responsibilities. One of the most important responsibilities for adult American citizens is voting...
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Put your phone down Felicia, it’s your turn.
Want to be civically engaged? Here's how to do it.
I was scrolling through Twitter the other night and came across a tweet announcing the next Presidential Democratic debate's location. The...
In today’s political climate, the mere mention of voting can stir feelings of dread and confusion among the strongest of us. It can be...
Twitter is a go-to social media platform for memes, news, expressing your feelings, and keeping updated on friends and celebrities. However...
This is what happens when Legislative Alternation is abused.
Time for us to shine during the Federal Elections.
In the latest United States presidential election, the number of young people who voted was at an all-time low. With Canada’s federal election approaching, this article asks whether young adults, particularly students, really have to vote. If I vote, will it even make a difference?
You've heard about the separation of church and state, now it's time to get the separation of corporations and the state
When I was sixteen years old I crashed my mom’s car about one week after getting my license. I remember that day vividly: I was listening...
Yep folks, we’ve made it to Part 4 of The Who’s Who of Who’s Running. Since Part 3 was published, about one month ago on March 15, there...
The countdown for Puerto Rico’s 2020 election has already begun. We’re still missing a whole year and a few months until November of 2020,...
