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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

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If Black People Quit America, Where Could They Go?

November 3, 2020

by HU News Service

By Courtney Williams, Howard University News Service In 2016, after the election of sitting President Donald…

Election 2020·News·Politics·State & Local·Voting

As The 2020 Election Nears Black Elders See History Repeating Itself

November 3, 2020

by HU News Service

By Ariana Cobb, Howard University News Service How are older voters—those age 65 and older—expected to…

Election 2020

Ohio Voters Turn Out in Droves Despite Mail-in Voting Confusion

November 3, 2020

by Jennifer Thomas

For presidential candidates, Ohio is a must win state. No republican and only two democrats have…

Election 2020

MSNBC’s Political Commentator Jason Johnson: “This Could Be The Last Election Of Our Lifetime.”

November 3, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Arielle Lowe, Howard University News Service In this interview, MSNBC political commentator and Morgan State…

Election 2020

I Am Not Throwing Away My Shot! Do 3rd-Party Candidates Stand A Chance?

November 3, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Kayla Hill, TruthbeTold.news Third-party presidential candidates have been around since the 1800s, and although they…

Election 2020·National·News·Politics

Dissecting the Black Vote: Which Black Voters Vote the Most?

November 2, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Chanel Cain, Howard University News Service Every election season there is an emphasis on how…

Election 2020·National·News·Off-campus·Politics

Sisters in the Suburbs, And The Arithmetic Of Power

November 2, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Tia Lowe, Howard University News Service For weeks, President Trump has been predicting the end…

Election 2020·National·News·Off-campus·Politics

More Blue Skies For Democrats in Virginia?

November 2, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Paapa Ewool, Howard University News Service The Republican candidate’s email was alarming: America is “under…

Election 2020·National·News·Politics

Voting Rights Still Unfinished Business On Prairie View’s Agenda

November 2, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Virgil Parker, Howard University News Service Students and administrators at Prairie View A&M University and…

Election 2020·News·State & Local

The road to restoration: Reclaiming your rights as a once-convicted felon

November 1, 2020

by Mark Beckford

By Samantha Chaney, TruthBeTold.news Every election season we are given a list of reasons why we…

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Elections - Page 25

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

If Black People Quit America, Where Could They Go?

As The 2020 Election Nears Black Elders See History Repeating Itself

Ohio Voters Turn Out in Droves Despite Mail-in Voting Confusion

MSNBC’s Political Commentator Jason Johnson: “This Could Be The Last Election Of Our Lifetime.”

I Am Not Throwing Away My Shot! Do 3rd-Party Candidates Stand A Chance?

Dissecting the Black Vote: Which Black Voters Vote the Most?

Sisters in the Suburbs, And The Arithmetic Of Power

More Blue Skies For Democrats in Virginia?

Voting Rights Still Unfinished Business On Prairie View’s Agenda

The road to restoration: Reclaiming your rights as a once-convicted felon

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