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From: Anya Zuercher & Olivia Lune Last week, Idaho Secretary of State Phil McGrane called Idaho’s General Election “an accomplishment that should be celebrated.” As students who witnessed voter suppression […]
Gus Trudell-Richardson, a UI student voter, stood in line for nearly seven hours before he could cast his ballot on Election Day. He and many other students experienced long waiting […]
Democrat Kamala Harris conceded the election yesterday after Republican Donald Trump declared victory early in the day when his Electoral College victory appeared secure. According to the Associated Press, […]
Incumbent Republican candidate Russ Fulcher won the spot of United States Representative for District 1. Fulcher received 52.2% of the votes. Kaylee Peterson, Democratic, received 44.36%, Matt Loesby, Libertarian, received 2.34% and […]
American politics are far from perfect. Plenty of governmental processes that were established decades or even hundreds of years ago continue to cause strife for American citizens to this day. […]
Moscow’s own state senate representative Dan Foreman has embarrassed himself once again. Last week, Foreman yelled at Native American candidate Trish Carter-Goodheart to “go back to where you came from” […]
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 […]
In a dark classroom, lit only by the large projector in the front of the room, about 40 students held their breath in anticipation as they watched Kamala Harris and […]
Young voters, now more than ever, seem to be reinvigorated by a recent turn of events for the 2024 presidential election. Newly nominated Vice President Kamala Harris, even at 59 […]
As America gears up for its 60th presidential election, a new contender with a familiar name has emerged onto the scene: Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Running as a third-party, independent […]