The people are the story. Original reporting by University of Nebraska at Omaha students.
by Jordan McAlpine Agriculture, wrestling and the Hawkeye State. That’s Iowa. However, there’s one more thing you can add to that list- politics. The 2020 election has been one like …
Early voting shows big impact on Election Day Read More
by Robert Slater Blog post represents opinions of the author. Predictions for the 2016 election between Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump forcasted a close race but polls had Clinton winning. …
Electoral College creates controversy in 2020 election Read More
by Sydney Schneider Blog post represents opinions of the author. Heated discussions prompt family members to dive into deeper conversation. Even though they may debate many topics, and even argue…more …
The 2020 Election brings families…together? Read More
by Taylor Shipley Blog represents opinions of the author. This upcoming election continues a noticeable push to vote by social media platforms. Social media is so prevalent in our society …
Social media changes game for 2020 voter registration Read More
by Robbie McEvoy Voters between the ages of 18 to 29, including new Generation Z voters and the youngest millennials, are historically turning up earlier to the polls and could …
Young voters shatter early voting records in 2020 election Read More
by Katheryn Lopez-Chavez Blog post represents opinions of the author. Is it the election anxiety, pandemic anxiety or regular anxiety that has me feeling defeated today? The answer is all …
2020 election causes millions of voters ‘election stress disorder’ Read More
by Haley Leigh The 2020 election has doubled the numbers of early voters compared to normal general elections. “We’ve had 1,000 people vote in the last three days, including Saturday,” …
Early voting doubles in size compared to regular general elections Read More
by Abby Korinek Blog represents opinions from the author. “Never discuss politics or religion in polite company,” the saying goes. This quip has been central to holiday dinners for years, …
Political polarization changes family relationships Read More
by Sarah Fixmer Only 46.1% of eligible voters between the ages 18 to 29 voted in 2016 – the lowest of any age group, according to the Census Bureau. Young …
2020 election shows importance of youth vote Read More
by Dana Cox Some voters worried their mail-in ballots would arrive in time to be counted in Election 2020. The COVID-19 pandemic changed the way some citizens voted this year., …
Discomfort surrounds option to mail in ballots Read More