Voting as a Vandal
Common questions and overview regarding the upcoming general election
Q. Can I vote in Idaho as a non-Idaho resident? A. Out-of-state students can only be registered to vote in one state. If they have lived at least 30 days […]
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Our View: Many voters don’t realize the importance of city elections
City council, mayoral and county races hold real influence, but most voters stay home
While presidential elections happen only every four years, local elections occur every year, whether the poll is for city officials, bond or levy measures or county officials. A general election for the city […]
2025 Elections: Moscow Voter’s Guide
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The 2025 Elections are coming up soon. Here’s a helpful guide for Moscow voters with frequently asked questions and election information. What offices are up for election in Moscow? In […]
Idahoans for Open Primaries hold public discussion about Proposition 1 in Moscow
Idahoans for Open Primaries host an informational meeting to educate Moscow residents at the Kenworthy
Proponents of Proposition 1 on November’s election ballot say open primaries and ranked choice voting will give every Idahoan a greater voice in elections and reduce the political partisanship in […]
2022 unofficial elections results are in
The 2022 midterm elections results will be verified by the Secretary of State sometime on Nov. 9
While votes are still coming in, Latah County is fully reported. Here are the unofficial election results for the midterm elections as of 1:33 a.m. PST on Nov. 9. National […]
Our View: Bundy’s actions make for a dangerous governor
Let’s look at the views and past events of Ammon Bundy
The elections are here, and questionable candidates are on the ballot as per usual. Ammon Bundy is a candidate running for the position of governor in Idaho. During the primaries […]
How to vote on UI’s campus
The basics of voting in Moscow
As the midterm elections loom, many students new and returning to campus are looking to vote in the elections but are not sure where or how. Let’s talk over a […]
ASUI pushes to make voting less of a hassle for students
Asynchronous or recorded lectures could foster greater voter turnout
ASUI introduced legislation encouraging university faculty and staff to create flexible schedules and attendance policies on election days. By adding flexibility to election-day schedules, the resolution hopes to spur greater […]
Presidential and senate candidates discuss all things UI
In an open forum, ASUI candidates addressed their platforms
Anticipating the fall, ASUI candidates participated in an open forum Wednesday to answer questions about their platforms. Candidates at the recorded panel included both the presidential candidates and senate candidates. […]
UI Law graduate runs for lieutenant governor
Terri Pickens Manweiler visited Moscow Monday
Terri Pickens Manweiler, a Democratic candidate for lieutenant governor and University of Idaho graduate, visited Moscow Feb. 21 at the 1912 Center as a part of her campaign. During this […]