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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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For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics: Donna Brazile Discusses New Book

October 29, 2018

by Evan Brooks

Veteran political strategist Donna Brazile has had a front row seat in political history. The…

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Black Candidate Magic: Candidates of Color Make A Mark Ahead of the Midterms

October 15, 2018

by Jenae Addison

With political wins from Florida’s Andrew Gillum, Georgia’s Stacey Abrams and Maryland’s Ben Jealous,…

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Millennials and the Midterms: Making Their Voices Heard

October 10, 2018

by Taylor Ardrey

Tuesday, October 9, marks the deadline for voter registration in 18 states, many of them being…

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What Matters Most: Midterms 101

October 5, 2018

by Bria Patterson

There is much at stake in the 2018 Midterm Elections. Issues ranging from immigration, to…

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A Country Divided: Senate Vote Nears for Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

October 5, 2018

by Alicia Lee

The U.S. Senate is expected to vote on Friday, October 5 on whether to advance the…

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Registering To Vote: New For Some, Not So Much For Others

September 25, 2018

by Kaprielle Trenard - Rebecca Johnson

National Voter Registration Day is held on the fourth Tuesday of September and every year, the…

Election 2016

Anti-Trump Protests Heat Up After Stunning Victory

November 14, 2016

by Dawchelle Hamilton

Opponents, Supporters Face Off in Nation’s Capital Protestors in Washington, D.C. speak out against President-elect Donald…

Election 2016

Watch Party Shifts From Raucous to Deathly Quiet

November 9, 2016

by Imani Fox

Presidential Election 2016 At a mostly Democratic election watch party in Northwest Washington, the mood slowly…

Election 2016

Election 2016: An Emotional Experience for Many

November 9, 2016

by Darlene Aderoju

Dozens of voters gathered on the morning of Decision Day to cast their ballots in the…

Election 2016

Millennials Vote in Record Numbers

November 9, 2016

by Sydney Davenport

Presidential Election 2016 Millennial voters, now consisting of 31 percent of the electorate, are one…

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Elections - Page 32

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

For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Politics: Donna Brazile Discusses New Book

Black Candidate Magic: Candidates of Color Make A Mark Ahead of the Midterms

Millennials and the Midterms: Making Their Voices Heard

What Matters Most: Midterms 101

A Country Divided: Senate Vote Nears for Brett Kavanaugh to the Supreme Court

Registering To Vote: New For Some, Not So Much For Others

Anti-Trump Protests Heat Up After Stunning Victory

Watch Party Shifts From Raucous to Deathly Quiet

Election 2016: An Emotional Experience for Many

Millennials Vote in Record Numbers

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