Her Campus at UPR
The Importance Of Voting
Voting in Puerto Rico is more than a duty; it's a tool for change. From historic milestones like women gaining the right to vote to our modern democratic principles,...
Her Campus at UPR
What Is The Voting Process In Puerto Rico? Everything You Should Know!
For Puerto Rico’s November 5, 2024 elections, ensure eligibility by meeting citizenship, residency, and age requirements. Stay updated via the State Elections Commission's website and the electoral calendar. Voting...
Life
Forget The 2-Party System — Gen Z Wants A *New* Party System
On Michigan State University's leg of the Her Campus Voices: Election 2024 Tour, six students explained why much of Gen Z hates the two-party system.
Her Campus at FSU
Florida Future Leaders Caters to College Voters With Free Condoms and Rolling Papers
Don’t get f*cked: roll up to the polls!
News
Become An Involved Voter With This 10-Minute Toolkit From DoSomething
Become an informed and involved voter with this 10 minute toolkit from DoSomething.
Her Campus at USF
What the Republican Party’s Project 2025 Means for Women in the USA
As an American voter it is important to educate and familiarize yourself with the policies that presidential candidates aim to follow if elected. Project 2025 is the Republican parties...
Her Campus at Hofstra
How To Absentee Vote
This article is written by a student writer from the Her Campus at Hofstra chapter.Voting is one of the most important parts of a democracy. As an out-of-state college...
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Monica Lewinsky for Reformation: Changing the Narrative
Monica Lewinsky is now the new face of Reformation's voter registration campaign.
Her Campus at St. Andrews
Voting Abroad For U.S. Citizens at St Andrews
When I moved to St Andrews, gone was the opportunity to vote in person, as well as the chance to walk down the streets of Los Angeles donned in...
Her Campus at Bristol
The Rochdale by-election: George Galloway’s victory signals frustration, not revolution.
As dramatic as Galloway's election was, the wider repercussions for our politics are likely to be limited.