What the Georgia Senate Runoffs Mean for Democrats
On Wednesday, January 6, the Associated Press declared Democrat Jon Ossoff the winner in the
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Judge Barrett’s Appointment Reminds us of the Lasting Consequences of Elections
This year will almost certainly be remembered as both an incredibly bizarre and pivotal moment
The Challenge of Maintaining Election Security and Voting Rights
While election security has been a matter of concern for many years, the increasing use
A Series of Unfortunate Events: Trump’s Re-election Bid
To say the final year of President Trump’s first term has been chaotic would be
Takeaways from the Iowa Caucus and the New Hampshire Primary
With both the 2020 Iowa Caucuses and New Hampshire Primary in the books, here are
Do Not Sleep on the Senate
As the 2020 elections approach, the political spotlight will be focused on the presidential election.
Sanders Surges in Polls and Biden Braces for the Worst
In what has already been a dramatic roller coaster of a primary season, there has
Voting for Your Selfie: The Issue with Politicizing Individuation
On September 20th, 2019, Elizabeth Warren took her 60,000th selfie. Quantitative hyperboles aside, this achievement marks
Five Republicans Who Could Take Down the Trump Machine
Donald Trump’s unpopularity has been well documented throughout his first term as president. His low
Who Wants a Piece of Trump
Donald Trump’s first term as president has been anything but smooth. His opposition was rallying