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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

Election 2018

The Right to Vote

November 8, 2018

by HU News Service

Midterm elections are supposed to allow all U.S. citizens to vote, but Howard University News Service’s…

Election 2018

Walk-out to Vote

November 8, 2018

by HU News Service

On election day, thousands of students cut class, to make sure their voices were heard at…

Election 2018·Elections·Weather

Poor Weather Conditions Do Little to Dissuade Midterm Voters

November 8, 2018

by HU News Service

Many voters in the eastern part of the U.S. awoke to pouring rain on Election Day,…

Election 2018·Politics

College Students Make their Voices Heard in the 2018 Midterm Elections

November 8, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

Reports show that millennial turnout in the 2018 Midterm Elections surged by 188 percent in early…

Election 2018

Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Ben Jealous Remains Hopeful Despite Loss

November 8, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

After a long campaign, democratic challenger Ben Jealous loss to republican candidate Larry Hogan. Had he…

Election 2018·News·NewsVision Newscast·Politics·Video

Keeping Watch on Disenfranchisement in the 2018 Midterms

November 8, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

With the Midterm Election in full swing, voting advocates are not only stressing voter turnout but…

Election 2018·News·Off-campus·Ward 1

Rising Rent An Issue Driving Ward 1 Residents to the Polls

November 7, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

The midterm elections have arrived and voters in Washington D.C.’s Ward 1 discuss their dissatisfaction or…

Election 2018·Elections·Multimedia·News·Politics·State & Local

Voter Apathy a Problem Plaguing Ward 7

November 7, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

Ward 7 in Washington, D.C. comes short when it comes to participation in elections. Some citizens…

Election 2018·Elections·National·NewsVision Newscast·State & Local·Video

Black Republicans and the Midterm Elections

November 7, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

African Americans have been members of both the Democratic and Republican parties. However, only 8%…

Election 2018·Elections·Off-campus·Politics

Jim Crow-Era Legislation Reversed In Louisiana, Some Say More To Be Done

November 7, 2018

by Mark Beckford

Tuesday’s midterm elections ended what is described as “Jim Crow’s last stand” in Louisiana. Constitutional Amendment…

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Elections - Page 29

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

The Right to Vote

Walk-out to Vote

Poor Weather Conditions Do Little to Dissuade Midterm Voters

College Students Make their Voices Heard in the 2018 Midterm Elections

Maryland Democratic Gubernatorial Candidate Ben Jealous Remains Hopeful Despite Loss

Keeping Watch on Disenfranchisement in the 2018 Midterms

Rising Rent An Issue Driving Ward 1 Residents to the Polls

Voter Apathy a Problem Plaguing Ward 7

Black Republicans and the Midterm Elections

Jim Crow-Era Legislation Reversed In Louisiana, Some Say More To Be Done

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