Faulty Voter Registration Practices Leave Many Students Unable to Vote in Walker County
The Sam Houston State University Student Government Association held several voter registration drives on campus leading up to the 2020…
Posts Tagged 'Voting'
Electoral College Has Got to Go
After four long days of counting ballots, Joseph Robinette Biden Jr. surpassed the limit of 270 electoral votes needed to…
Drive-Thru Voting: Convenient, Legal Way to Enjoy Democracy
Early voting in Texas blazed across the state thanks to a week extension of the period due to pandemic concerns….
Straight-Ticket Voting is an Empty Gesture
This election is proving to be the most climactic in living memory. Partisan tensions along all lines are at a…
Mail-in Voting: For COVID-19 Crisis, Beyond
COVID-19 has made many changes to the world that will continue to affect us in the future. With the fear…
New House Bill Complicates Voting Process for Students
A record high of 16 million Texans have registered to vote. However, while the number of voters has gone up…
“A Hashtag Is Not A Vote.” -Dana Hoyt What students need to know about voting
Associate Professor in the Department of Economics and International Business Darren Grant explains what students should know about voting. It…
Beto addresses Huntsville as Senate race nears end
Interview conducted by Raissi and Cheree Smith, News Editor U.S. Senate candidate Beto O’Rourke D-TX delivered a speech Saturday at…
The Octogenarian: Torture, some boring statistics for a Lotta conversation lately
The lack of voter turnout in the local and national elections has lead us to a nation of torture and mistreatment of our fellow man. The octogenarian takes a look at the reason we have become a society of torture
The Octogenarian: Torture, some boring statistics for a Lotta conversation lately
The lack of voter turnout in the local and national elections has lead us to a nation of torture and mistreatment of our fellow man. The octogenarian takes a look at the reason we have become a society of torture