voting - The Temple News

A student argues Temple should consider Election Day as a holiday to allow students to vote.

The Editorial Board urges readers to remain patient in the coming days as we anticipate the results of the general election.

Satellite election offices altered their hours to accommodate ballot applications, but voters must be in line by 5 p.m. to request a mail-in ballot.

Students are preparing to vote for the first time on Nov. 3 by researching candidates and their policies prior to Election Day.

A grassroots, community-led voting initiative tabled outside City Hall on Saturday encouraging LGBTQ people to vote.

Volunteers set up outside City Hall on Saturday to encourage LGBTQ people to vote.

Feeling that voting is vital, students hope their peers feel compelled to cast their ballots.

The United States’ Census only had two options for ethnicity this year, Latino and Spanish.

Students share how they are voting in the general election.

Incumbent Brendan Boyle faces David Torres for a seat in the U.S. House of Representatives.