Elections - Page 18

Take Note: Why Voting Matters for Gen Z

November 7, 2026

Welcome to the Take Note podcast from Howard University News Service, where we keep you updated on everything from politics and wellness to culture and sports. This is where the stories breathe,…

Texas Southern Helps State Turn Blue

November 6, 2026

Janeese Lewis George speaks to a lively audience at her election watch party at Sycamore & Oak (Photo: Sydney Goitia-Doran/HUNewsService.com)

Inside the D.C. Democratic Party Celebration, Generations Gathered In Support

November 6, 2026

Why Don’t More College Students Vote? UMD Gen Z Speaks Out

November 6, 2026

D.C. Ward 6 Voters Call for Greater Investment in Public Schools

November 6, 2026

Election 2022·National·Politics

Senate Race Goes Down to the Wire in Georgia

November 9, 2022

by Joshua Heron

By Joshua Heron Howard University News Service Georgia voters flocked to the polls on Tuesday to…

Video·Voting Matters 2022

Howard University Keeps Watchful Eye on Voter Suppression

November 9, 2022

by Ianna Fenton

By Ianna Fenton, NewsVision reporter Voter suppression has been a systematic and serious issue in the…

Election 2022·Politics·State & Local

A Deep Look: Black Voters in New York City

November 8, 2022

by Alana Matthew

By Alana Matthew Howard University News Service Elections of any kind hold significance, as they are…

Wes Moore makes a bid to become the first Black governor of Maryland.

Election 2022·State & Local

Wes Moore Cruises to Victory in Maryland Gubernatorial Race

November 8, 2022

by Julius Washington

BALTIMORE – Wes Moore was declared the winner of Maryland’s gubernatorial election by the Associated Press…

Election 2022·State & Local

Views From Wes Moore Campaign

November 8, 2022

by Julius Washington

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Election 2022·Voting·Voting Matters 2022

Potential Voter Suppression Worries Young Voters

November 8, 2022

by HU News Service

By Isaiah Phillips Howard University News Service On March 28, a Georgia law was passed preventing…

Election 2022·Voting Matters 2022

Election Deniers on the Ballot: How Winners Could Impact Future Voting

November 8, 2022

by HU News Service

By Jada Ingleton Howard University News Service The midterm elections come with a new area of…

Behind the Ballot 2022·Crime·Election 2022

Will the Midterm Results Affect Soaring Crime Rates?

November 8, 2022

by Howard University News Service

By Tiasia Saunders Howard University News Service Violent crime rates have been increasing, especially in…

Election 2022·State & Local

Bill Could Bring Mobile Voting to D.C.

November 8, 2022

by HU News Service

By Tcherika Petit-Frere Howard University News Service A proposed bill, The Mobile Vote Act, if passed,…

Campus·Election 2022·Video

Howard University Highlights the Importance of Women in Midterm Elections

November 8, 2022

by Christine McWhorter

The Howard University Student Association spread more awareness about the effects of the midterm elections on…

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Elections - Page 18

Take Note: Why Voting Matters for Gen Z

Texas Southern Helps State Turn Blue

Inside the D.C. Democratic Party Celebration, Generations Gathered In Support

Why Don’t More College Students Vote? UMD Gen Z Speaks Out

D.C. Ward 6 Voters Call for Greater Investment in Public Schools

Senate Race Goes Down to the Wire in Georgia

Howard University Keeps Watchful Eye on Voter Suppression

A Deep Look: Black Voters in New York City

Wes Moore Cruises to Victory in Maryland Gubernatorial Race

Views From Wes Moore Campaign

Potential Voter Suppression Worries Young Voters

Election Deniers on the Ballot: How Winners Could Impact Future Voting

Will the Midterm Results Affect Soaring Crime Rates?

Bill Could Bring Mobile Voting to D.C.

Howard University Highlights the Importance of Women in Midterm Elections

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