voting - The Temple News

Philadelphia residents will be able to vote for a number of election offices including United States Senate and Governor.

The Temple News has broken down the basics of each question that will appear on your Philadelphia ballot in November.

Voting for the executive branch and Parliament begins today and runs until April 8 at 11:59 p.m. All candidates are running unopposed.

All candidates are running unopposed in this year’s election. Students can vote online until April 8 at 11:59 p.m.

From COVID-19 to a presidential election, police brutality protests and Ari Goldstein’s trial, a lot happened this year at Temple.

Here is the latest update on the results of the 2020 general election for North Central voters.

Students share their reasons for voting in the 2020 general election.

While colleges did not make it mandatory for faculty to cancel classes, some decided to cancel their classes to give students more time to vote.

After 100 years, women remember the struggle for voting rights as they cast their ballots.

A student describes the voter shame directed at Black people who do not vote, despite the fact that they’ve been disenfranchised the most.