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With the unofficial cumulative results in — and 19 of 19 precincts counted — incumbent Bill Lambert received 60.08 percent of Moscow’s mayoral vote, or 2,707 votes. Linda Pall received 39.92 […]
With absentee ballots counted, Bill Lambert has received 55 percent of Moscow’s mayoral vote. The rest of Moscow’s precincts are still being filled. Lambert ran against mayoral candidate Linda […]
To read the full transcripts of the candidates’ answers click here. Deborah “Brandy” Sullivan — Four-year term Brandy Sullivan, a commissioner on the Moscow Urban Renewal Agency (URA) and owner of […]
McKenzie MacDonald and Catherine Yenne were named the ASUI president and vice president elects for the 2017-2018 academic year. MacDonald and Yenne overcame opponents Michael Ryan and Haleigh Sims-Douglas […]
Election years are always rough. Especially after such a divine and nasty cycle, all Americans deserve a better year — regardless of who they voted for. It was a tough […]
In today’s show: ASUI passed legislation including veterans of all wars in UI’s non-discrimination clause. – “Making Sense of the Election” from 12:30-1:20 Tuesday in the Commons – Mihaela Karst […]
In today’s show: Message about voting from Editorial Board – Coverage of F-Word Live Poetry Slam – Recap of Soccer and Women’s Basketball
The 2016 presidential election did not end in an exciting race to the end on Election Night , it ended on Friday, Oct. 7 when, according to the Washington Post, a […]
The ASUI Senate passed a last-minute bill 11-1 Wednesday to fix a loophole allowing student organizations to use ASUI funds to influence elections.
I get it — local elections are not all that sexy. You have likely seen some campaign signs around town, but do you really know about the candidates beyond their […]