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Canceling Out Votes.

The Wild Ride of the 2024 Election season.

Real Talk, latestword, latestimage, Trending, Editor's ChoiceHannah PetersNovember 11, 2024politics, presidential election, voting, cancel, vote Comment

Confessions of a (Quarantined) First Time Voter

Confessions of a (Quarantined) First Time Voter

An experience that perfectly sums up 2020

Real Talk, latestwordAlex BattagliaNovember 18, 20202020 election, vote, first time voter, COVID-19, presidential election, quarantine

Voting by Mail: A Guide to Send in Your Ballot

Voting by Mail: A Guide to Send in Your Ballot

The do’s and don’ts when filling out a mail-in ballot to ensure your vote counts

latestimage, CultureMeg AprillNovember 3, 2020mail in ballot, ballot, 2020 election, vote, voting, presidential election, election

Why “Mr. Vice President, I’m Speaking” Was Important

Why “Mr. Vice President, I’m Speaking” Was Important

Yes, it is 2020 and women are still being talked over by men

Culture, latestwordOlivia ManiscalcoNovember 2, 2020debate, 2020 election, presidential election, politics, Kamala Harris

Presidential Debate Highlights: September 29th, 2020

Presidential Debate Highlights: September 29th, 2020

Get ready for a shitshow

latestimage, Real TalkLibby CultraOctober 10, 2020politics, Trump, Biden, student vote, presidential election

How The New York Times’ Dual Endorsement Fucked Us In The Ass

How The New York Times’ Dual Endorsement Fucked Us In The Ass

The New York Times’ dual endorsement only further divides the Democratic Party

latestword, Real TalkMadeline GooreFebruary 16, 2020Elizabeth Warren, Amy Klobuchar, Joe Biden, politics, the new york times, endorsement, democrats, democratic party, women, presidential election, President, debate, divided, candidates, dual endorsement

Why You Should Listen To Candidates and Not What is Trending

Why You Should Listen To Candidates and Not What is Trending

Why should you tolerate the political commentary of someone who uses "#YOLO" in a non-ironic way?

CultureThe EditorsOctober 22, 2012college politics, political journalism, presidential election, social media, social media and politics, student voteComment