Managing Editor Ty Smith gives a recap of the Nov. 5 election results.
Grand Rapids Elections Results
Gerrymandering in Michigan: understanding Proposal 2
The passage of Proposal 2 would create a commission of randomly-selected citizens that would reassign district boundaries every 10 years in accordance with population data from the U.S. Census.
Who’s on the ballot: 2018 election will impact all levels of government
The upcoming races will set the tone for years to come at every level of government.
What’s on the ballot: Three proposals to appear on Michigan ballot
Three proposals will appear on the Michigan ballot on Nov. 6. These proposals have the potential to directly impact anyone living in Michigan.
Anti-Gerrymandering efforts at Aquinas and afield
Gerrymandering is the intentional redrawing of voting districts to produce a particular election outcome. Those involved in anti-gerrymandering efforts at Aquinas hope belief in democracy’s integrity and effectiveness can be reinvigorated.
RSO spotlight: Aquinas Republicans and Democrats
AQ Democrats and AQ Republicans are two RSOs that focus on issues related to their political parties.
Should Election Day be a National Holiday?
Saint Reporter Elizabeth Schoof discusses why Election Day should be a National Holiday
Voting booths are the best way to cure the November blues
Saint Reporter Kirsten Fedorowicz discusses the importance of heading out to vote in the election this November.
A race for the White House: an update on the 2016 presidential campaign
With the 2016 presidential elections quickly approaching, Americans are encouraged to make their predictions.
A Vote for a Vote: Public Participation and ArtPrize
Story by Lukas Isenga Image courtesy of Emily Rose Bennett/MLive.com ArtPrize, downtown Grand Rapids’ annual art competition, aims to attract attention. This year, it has attracted controversy: a petition to eliminate the public vote, […]
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