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Now that we have had a week to process the midterm elections, we should recognize the massive steps forward in democratic participation across the country. This year’s midterms had the […]
Tuesday night proved to be both typical, yet unexpected for Idahoans across the state. Prior to Election Day, the Idaho Secretary of State’s office reported 155,000 absentee ballots counted, a […]
Proposition 2 and education reform took center stage during the League of Women Voters candidate forum Wednesday night. Proposition 2, the Medicaid Expansion Initiative, is a statute that will be […]
Exercising the right to vote is seen as a cornerstone of United States democracy. But before the vote comes voter registration. Registering to vote is a simple, quick process that […]
The 2018 elections may still be a couple months away, but that is absolutely no reason to put off preparing to vote. Before anyone feels the need to move on […]
Nicole Skinner and Carlos Vazquez won the ASUI presidential elections by a 1.8 percent margin over the other candidates. The elections results were announced in the University of Idaho Commons […]
The Associated Students of the University of Idaho (ASUI) has had no shortage of its time in the spotlight in recent weeks. With strong calls for Athletic Director Rob Spear […]
Jesse Smith and Malachi Dunn Jesse Smith and Malachi Dunn are running on a platform of loyalty, leadership, lobbying and liberty. Smith said he wants to hold elections for the […]
Idaho governor candidate Paulette Jordan spoke to University of Idaho students and community members Monday night on issues affecting Idaho, including her stance on gun control. “I am a gun […]
Elections are always filled with an intense buzz. Elections often bring change — hopefully positive change.