Tag: election
Students form the UCR Civic Engagement Coalition and combine the efforts...
The UCR Civic Engagement Coalition is an alliance of students, organizations, faculty and departments working together to elevate student voices. They recently formed and...
ASUCR hosts special elections to fill vacant GSOE senator position
Four candidates applied for the position of Graduate School of Education (GSOE) senator on Wednesday, March 4 at the weekly ASUCR meeting....
UCR public policy professor discusses the increasing influence of Asian Americans...
In an October interview with the Los Angeles Times, UCR Professor of Political Science and Public Policy Dr. Karthick Ramakrishnan discussed how the Asian...
Israel reelects a right-wing demagogue as the nation openly flirts with...
On April 9, over four million Israeli citizens went to the polls and re-elected the current right-wing coalition led by incumbent Prime Minister Binyamin...
ASUCR elections struggle with low voter turnout
The 2019 ASUCR elections, which officially began on Monday, April 22 and was supposed to end on Friday, April 26, currently stand with approximately...
2018 Midterm Elections: Candidates
Governor Race
John Cox is the Republican candidate for governor of California. He is running in the general election on Nov. 6 after...
ASUCR holds first meeting of the quarter, CNAS vacancy filled
ASUCR held its first meeting of the quarter on Wednesday, Oct. 3, and started the quarter off by filling the vacant CNAS senator position...
California primary election results showcase a medley of landslides and close...
The California primary elections to decide candidates for November’s contests were held Tuesday, June 5. In accordance with the “jungle primary” system in California,...
ASUCR rules election of CNAS senator unconstitutional
Last week’s ASUCR meeting kicked off by calling attention to the controversy surrounding Wajeha Mahmoud’s election to the previously unfilled CNAS senatorial seat. Mahmoud...
Another look at the Italian election: are its consequences being ignored?
In March 2018, the Italian general election ended with a hung parliament after no running party achieved a clear majority in the legislature. Neither...