For first-time voters, many different viewpoints and perspectives can come from every angle. Knowing the truth and which bubble to fill in can be hard once you enter the voting…
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As we move more into a digital age, technology has worked to help shape the political landscape in many different ways. The process of an election vote being cast and…
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Political cartoons have been a powerful tool in media, shaping public opinions and providing commentary on current events. The artists use symbolism and humor to discuss political messages in an…
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By: Matt Kiraly Every four years, news organizations across the country get ready for their biggest day of coverage. The presidential election. Newsrooms make sure they’re on their A-game, giving…
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Maya Jackson was 14 years old and a freshman in high school when the COVID-19 pandemic sent the world into isolation four years ago. She remembers watching through the screen…
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By: Bristol Powell Kent State University students are no strangers to protesting to have their voices heard. In fact, a big reason the school is known is for the events…
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This election has great risks for those a part of the trans community across the United States. But for transgender people in Ohio, like Margo Solis, this election means the…
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While zooming past nearly every neighborhood, road or major highway, political signs are seen lined up with bold letters displaying names of candidates for local, state and national races in…
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The US voting process has evolved significantly over the years since the first presidential election in 1789. George Washington was selected as the first president of the United States after…
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Chloe Robertson The 2024 presidential election is the first time in American history where AI has become an essential tool in campaign strategies, adding a whole new dimension to the…
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From optimism and excitement to stress and anxiety, the presidential election can evoke a wide range of emotions in people. According to the American Psychiatric Association, 73% of adults report…
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“I am sacred to death about the election, only the results of the election. I am first-time voter so it’s all new to me.” – Landry Torres College freshman Landry…
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Ohioans are scheduled to vote “Yes” or “No” on Ohio Ballot Issue 1 on the Nov. 5 election. The initiative would establish the Ohio Citizens Redistricting Commission under an amendment…
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Kent State University has a handful of student-led civic organizations canvassing, mobilizing, and preparing for the upcoming presidential election. These organizations are tasked with informing 94 percent of the school’s…
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Whether it’s on a button or a yard-sign, chances are you’ve spotted a presidential campaign slogan this year. Each candidate has a simple phrase or phrases to represent their goals…
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Community members chat with candidates at League of Women Voters’ Face2Face forum Candidates for local office chatted with the Kent League of Women Voters (LWV) and community members about their…
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If one lives in America, one will instantly understand what this quote refers to racing. Stock car racing is one of the most famous pastimes for individuals in America. Whether…
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While this year’s Republican ticket for the White House features an Ohioan, the buckeye state may not be as red as people think. Out of Ohio’s more than 8 million…
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By: Della E Fowler The light is flickering in the procedure room. Kate Hoeting sits in the tried and true blue leather hand holding chair as she awaits her next…
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