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How to Vote in a Pandemic for Dummies
There’s a lot of uncertainties that students have about voting. Fortunately, The Chimes has you covered. In case you have been living under a rock …
Author: John J. Price
J.J. is a Junior Political Science major and a Political Correspondent for The Chimes. J.J. served in the Capital University Student Government and has helped on different political campaigns. You can email him at jprice3@capital.edu.
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Political organizations shifting on campus
On Capital’s campus there are three political organizations: the College Democrats, the College Republicans and the Socialist Student Union (SSU). This semester, the College Republicans …
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Capital student wins College Democrats of America election
At 5pm on Sunday Sept. 6, one of Capital’s very own was elected to serve as the Rural Caucus Secretary for College Democrats of America …
Former Federal Consumer Watchdog talks politics, new book
In addition to being the husband of Capital Law Professor Margaret “Peggy” Cordray, Richard Cordray holds many titles. Such titles include, but are not limited …
Satire: An inside look at the lives of former presidential candidates
Since the 2020 election cycle began, roughly 30 candidates took their shot at running for president. All but three of those candidates have dropped out. …
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Ohio’s Primary Election has been Postponed (Or Maybe Not?)
On March 17th Ohio, Florida, Illinois and Arizona were all scheduled to vote in their Primary Elections. Three of those states went to the polls …