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Joe Biden leads Donald Trump in six key 2020 swing states, according to a new CNBC/Change Research poll.

Choosing not to vote keeps America divided under Trump’s presidency

September 9, 2020

Though St. Edward’s is a liberal arts university, clubs like YCT offer a space for conservative students to come together. YCT has chapters all over the US.

SEU students discuss political involvment in light of November elections

March 3, 2020

The Iowa caucus results placed Buttigieg as the frontrunner with 13 delegates and 26.2% of the popular vote. Trailing closely behind, Sanders recieved 12 delegates and 26.1% of the popular vote, according to The Associated Press.

Iowa caucus exposes dated electoral college’s incompetence

February 11, 2020

Bloomberg officially announced his presidential candidacy on Nov. 24, 2019. He spent roughly $188 million during the first few weeks of his campaign, according to a spending report filed with the Federal Elections Commission.

Money can’t buy Bloomberg a presidential nomination in 2020

February 4, 2020

Abby Livingston moderates “The Democratic Do-Over” panel with guests Sri Kulkarni (left), Wendy Davis, Gina Ortiz Jones and Kim Olson at The Texas Tribune Festival on Sept. 27.

Democratic congressional hopefuls discuss 2020 game plan, bridging partisan gap

October 1, 2019

The local Democratic and Republican parties hosted viewing events the night of the election

Midterm election results reveal increased voter participation, optimism

November 14, 2018

Russian hacking was a major issue in the last presidential election.

Russian hacking investigation distracting from real collusion

September 24, 2018

SGA application opens, elections set for first week of April

February 25, 2017

SGA hosts election showcase, party representatives agree students should vote

Reporter

November 1, 2014

At the recent election showcase, all the speakers agreed on one thing despite their partisanship: informed voting matters.The event was hosted by the Student Government Association on Oct. 29.Representatives from the two major p...

Mendoza works with many different groups on campus.

Mendoza, Kuhle win SGA election

April 21, 2014

Candid discussion among campus politicians: Dreams, heroes

April 9, 2013

End of presidential race brings sense of relief

Editors

November 7, 2012

The mood on campus concerning the presidential election is considerably different than that of four years ago. One word sums up the general sentiment among students and faculty: relief. “This election was just kind of a dud,”...