This week is one of the most important in recent memory. It is the week in which millions of ballots are counted from across the United States to determine our public officeholders. This will help determine...
Politics is not a form of entertainment or something to ignore. It is instead a chance to decide who determines the circumstances of your life and the lives of those around you and choosing not to take...
Lilly Page, Cynic News Reporter
• November 2, 2020
Two UVM alumni are facing off head to head in the race to be Vermont’s governor Nov. 3.
Incumbent Republican Governor Phil Scott is trying to keep his spot as current Lieutenant Governor David Zuckerman,...
Starting a few months ago, as the election got closer, voters began to worry about the postal services ability to handle the new volume of mail in ballots.
Although much of this worry was politicized...
I spent this summer as an intern for OrganizeNH, helping field organizers “elect NH Democrats up and down the ballot.”
Every night of the week, we made phone calls to voters across the state and...
The night before the announcement of the presidential nominee is similar to the eve of a birthday.
You’ve spent all year making a list of demands, and hope your family bought you the right thing....
With the democratic primary just one day away, the sole scientist and one of just 10 women currently in the state Senate is vying for re-election.
Virginia ‘Ginny’ Lyons, a UVM-affiliated professor...
Students will vote on the SGA president for the 2019-2020 school year March 28 and 29.
Junior Jillian Scannell is running for president alongside sophomore Owen Doherty. Sophomore Harmony Edosomwan is...
Through many initiatives and organizing, UVM students were motivated to vote in the elections Nov. 6.
Many considered the midterms to be especially important because the outcomes determined the remainder...
Alek Fleury
Democratic candidate for Vermont governor Christine Hallquist and actor Misha Collins discussed campaign issues in front of a crowd of students Wednesday in the Davis Center at a UVM College...
I saw I had a text from my grandma, the one who never sends text messages because she doesn’t even have a texting plan. It read, “Girls, turn on your TVs and watch the first woman get nominated...
With the presidential race on everyone’s mind, especially those of us who are finally old enough to vote for the first time, I’ve started to wonder about why the U.S. political field seems...
