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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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First Time Voters DC, Midterm Elections 2018

November 6, 2018

by HU News Service

With Midterm Election races expected to go down to the wire nationwide, first-time voters traveled to…

Election 2018·National

Spelman Students Support Stacey Abrams

November 6, 2018

by HU News Service

Students at Gubernatorial Candidate Stacey Abrams’ alma mater, Spelman College, express their support for her campaign. …

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Rain Doesn’t Deter Early Voting for Midterm Election 2018

November 6, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

Voters stood in line outside, wet, cold and tired at the Banneker Community Recreation Center,…

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Ben Jealous Optimistic on Midterm Election Day

November 6, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

Maryland Democratic gubernatorial nominee Ben Jealous was optimistic when talking about his election chances at the…

Election 2018·Elections·News·Off-campus·Politics

Some See A Double Standard in the Abuse Allegations Against Minn. Rep. Keith Ellison

November 6, 2018

by Mark Beckford

As the election cycle winds down, so to has drama in the race to be Minnesota’s…

Election 2018

Luring Millennials to Cast Ballots

November 6, 2018

by Yanick Rice Lamb

Jada Wright got out early today to vote at the Hyattsville Public Library in Maryland. At…

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

What The People Want From Alexandria’s Future City Council

November 6, 2018

by HU News Service

The City Council for the City of Alexandria will be decided this November 6, and with…

Elections·Politics·State & Local·Ward 1

A Community Divided When Their Vote Matters Most

November 5, 2018

by Jennifer Thomas

Midterm elections will determine who will represent voters across the United States. The elections will also…

Election 2018·Elections·News·Off-campus

Georgia Democrats’ ‘Get Out the Vote’ Movement Recruits Voters Days Leading Up To Election

November 5, 2018

by Mark Beckford

STOCKBRIDGE, Ga. – On a sunny Saturday morning, a Georgia Democrat field office is filled with…

Election 2018·Elections·News·Off-campus·Politics

At Florida A&M University, The Politics Of The Governor’s Race is Personal

November 2, 2018

by Mark Beckford

TALLAHASSEE, Fl. – As Florida’s gubernatorial race tightens before Tuesday, Florida A&M University (FAMU) students remain…

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Elections - Page 31

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

First Time Voters DC, Midterm Elections 2018

Spelman Students Support Stacey Abrams

Rain Doesn’t Deter Early Voting for Midterm Election 2018

Ben Jealous Optimistic on Midterm Election Day

Some See A Double Standard in the Abuse Allegations Against Minn. Rep. Keith Ellison

Luring Millennials to Cast Ballots

What The People Want From Alexandria’s Future City Council

A Community Divided When Their Vote Matters Most

Georgia Democrats’ ‘Get Out the Vote’ Movement Recruits Voters Days Leading Up To Election

At Florida A&M University, The Politics Of The Governor’s Race is Personal

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