An estimated 57.3% of all Texas registered voters have cast a ballot so far, – but some might be wondering if they can change that vote, according to Google Trends.
It Takes Two: Vice President Debate
The first and only vice-president debate kicked off on Oct. 7 between perspective Vice President Kamala Harris and current Vice President Mike Pence and was moderated by Susan Page. The debate was broken down into eight topics: COVID, President Trump, Economics, Climate Change, International Relations, BLM, Roe v Wade, and […]
Who’s on the Ballot? The Tarrant County Candidates
For all voting taking place within Tarrant County, the ballot will consist of the listed candidates. Each candidates name is linked with more resources about the candidate themselves and the position they are running for.
There’s a (Libertarian) Party In The U.S.A.
Through limited goverment and strong personal liberties, the Libertarian Party looks to shake up the current two-party system.
Tarrant County Voters Flock to Polls in Record Numbers
Early voting in Tarrant County began on Tuesday, October 13th, pulling in record numbers for registered votes. Within the first 2 days, a total of 7% out of all registered voters in the area submitted ballots. Votes would continue to pour in to the polls over the next six days, as from October 13-19, an estimated 23% of all registered voters in the county submitted their ballots.
Here’s The Run-Down: A Synopsis of the Joe Biden Town Hall
On Oct 15, current president Donald Trump and the Democratic front runner Joe Biden held opposing town hall meetings in Florida and Pennsylvania respectively. The original plan was for the second debate to take place between the two, but after President Trump contracted COVID-19, he refused to do a virtual debate, and so the candidates hosted town halls at the same time.
Town Hall Brawl: A Synopsis of The Donald Trump Town Hall
On Oct 15, current president Donald Trump and the Democratic front runner Joe Biden held opposing town hall meetings in Florida and Pennsylvania respectively. The original plan was for the second debate to take place between the two, but after President Trump contracted COVID-19, he refused to do a virtual debate, and so the candidates hosted town halls at the same time.
A Recap of the First 2020 Presidential Debate
The election season has officially kicked off Sept. 29 with the first presidential debate of the year between former Vice President Joe Biden and current President Donald Trump.
A Breakdown Of Donald Trump’s Policies
Regardless of who you choose to vote for this election, it’s extremely important to know exactly who and what you’re endorsing. Of course, we can’t cover every policy out there, but hopefully this article gives you a better idea of where Donald Trump stands on some current issues.
A Breakdown Of Joe Biden’s Policies
Regardless of who you choose to vote for this election, it’s extremely important to know exactly who and what you’re endorsing. Of course, we can’t cover every policy out there, but hopefully this article gives you a better idea of where Joe Biden stands on some current issues.