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Latin Voters Impact
In this year’s elections, more Latin Americans went out to vote. This was crucial in Pennsylvania’s election outcome, where the Latin community has exponentially grown over the last 9 years. View More »
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President-Elect Biden Begins Transition Work, President Trump Continues to Challenge Election Results
Just two days after the announcement of Joe Biden as President-elect, Biden and his team quickly began working on plans for his transition to the presidency beginning on January 20, 2020. View More »
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Kamala Harris Makes History as First Woman VP, Inspires Next Generation
From the courthouse to the White House, Kamala Harris is breaking down barriers. She is the first woman and woman of color to be Vice President-Elect. View More »
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Protestors March in Center City, Demand “Count Every Vote”
As election results come in, Philadelphia residents have began protesting the possibility of a stolen election. View More »
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Students Look Forward to Results of Election 2020
“I’m ready for it to be over, but I’m not necessarily looking forward to it. But I’m not not looking forward to it,” said Temple Senior Connor Schiefer. View More »
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Justice Amy Coney Barrett’s Confirmation Brings Mixed Reaction On Campus
In a 52-48 vote Monday, the Senate confirmed Justice Amy Coney Barrett, securing her spot on the United States Supreme Court. View More »
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Some Professors Cancelling Election Day Classes
With no official cancellation of classes on Election Day from Temple administration, some professors are cancelling or altering their classes to help students get to the polls on November 3. View More »
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Mail-in Voting Concerns Some Temple Students
The November 3rd election is about two weeks away and many students are still unsure about the new processes for voting. View More »
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Celebrating 100 Years of Women’s Voting Rights
The 2020 election year is not only historic because it is the year of the presidential election. View More »
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CASE The Vote Launches Website to Further Voter Education
A group of African American pastors, one of them being Klein College professor David Brown, gathered at the Octavius Catto statue at City Hall Saturday to announce the beginning of a voter initiative called “CASE The Vote”. View More »