Rising Rent An Issue Driving Ward 1 Residents to the Polls
The midterm elections have arrived and voters in Washington D.C.’s Ward 1 discuss their dissatisfaction…
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Black Republicans and the Midterm Elections
African Americans have been members of both the Democratic and Republican parties. However, only…
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Jim Crow-Era Legislation Reversed In Louisiana, Some Say More To Be Done
Tuesday’s midterm elections ended what is described as “Jim Crow’s last stand” in Louisiana.…
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Florida Democrats Suffer Tough Loss in 2018 Midterm Elections
TALLAHASSEE, Fl.- After a historical and hotly contested gubernatorial race characterized by allegations…
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Voter Apathy Affects D.C. Midterm Elections for Advisory Neighborhood Commissioners
Jacinth Jones Howard University News Service Roughly two-thirds of Washington D.C.’s Advisory Neighborhood…
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Some See A Double Standard in the Abuse Allegations Against Minn. Rep. Keith Ellison
As the election cycle winds down, so to has drama in the race to be Minnesota’s chief legal officer.…
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A Community Divided When Their Vote Matters Most
Midterm elections will determine who will represent voters across the United States. The elections will…
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Georgia Democrats’ ‘Get Out the Vote’ Movement Recruits Voters Days Leading Up To Election
STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. – On a sunny Saturday morning, a Georgia Democrat field office is filled with…
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Tulsa Still Seeking Closure 97 Years After Race Riots
Tulsa, Oklahoma may not have the same resonance as Selma, Alabama, when the talk turns to black history.…
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Howard University President Wayne Frederick Speaks on the State of the University
Howard University President Wayne Frederick held his annual “State of the University”…
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