By Elizabeth Faragi
When turning 18, some people rush to register to vote. Others never register to vote or look at the polls. Some register to vote but never exercise their right. Continue reading UMD students are registered to vote. But are they voting?
By Maristela Romero Civic engagement groups increased their presence across campus to provide information and resources for casting votes as a last hoorah before the midterm elections Tuesday. The Student Government Association (SGA) has particularly intensified their efforts through their coalition TerpsVote and by implementing a new initiative: handing out free envelopes and stamps at their office for students to mail in their absentee ballots. … Continue reading Election countdown has campus civic engagement in full force
By Luke Gentile University of Maryland College Democrats and Republicans faced off in a state issues debate on Oct. 25 hosted by Maryland Discourse and Political Latinxs United for Movement and Action in Society (PLUMAS) to allow both sides to lay out their platforms as the Nov. 6 midterm elections approach. The debate started just after 7:30 p.m. in Jimenez Hall, and centered around six main … Continue reading College Democrats and Republicans face off in a state issues debate ahead of midterm elections
