Faced with sudden challenges due to the pandemic, along with circulating misinformation, voters are left confused ahead of the November …
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posted on by Gina Dematteo
Suffolk University Tagged With: COVID-19, Democratic Erosion, election commission, elections, voter disenfranchisement, Voter Identification, Voter Suppression
Faced with sudden challenges due to the pandemic, along with circulating misinformation, voters are left confused ahead of the November …
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posted on by Samantha Garcia
Suffolk University Tagged With: presidential debate, presidential election, United States democracy
The year is 2020. Not only have we lost people, but we’ve also lost the will to elect sensible candidates for our country. Now now, I know it’s controversial, but who would I be if I didn’t touch on …
posted on by William Saart
Suffolk University Tagged With: elections, Voter Turnout, youth participation
It is widely known that there is low voter turnout among those in younger age ranges, particularly those between 18 and 24. Through working as a Suffolks Votes Ambassador I was able to interact with …
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posted on by Sarah Penkava
University of Georgia Tagged With: election security, Transition
The United States has faced an arguably unprecedented combination of factors, both domestic and international, throughout 2020 that have created the present day political climate that will shape the …
posted on by V Taylor
Right to Vote I must warn you that this is my very first time writing and posting a blog. This personal style or type of opinion, I have recently learned is the main form of expression …
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posted on by Bricen Boudreault
Suffolk University Tagged With: Breonna Taylor, Change, Citizen Rights, Civil, Civil Unjustice, Civil Unrest, democracy, freedom of speech, protest
For a span of more than five months, riled up supporters and mourners of Breanna Taylor were anticipating that on September 24th, 2020, the three cops of the Louisville Metro Police Department …
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