Tips for election anxiety: Advice from a former first-time voter
The responsibility for voting can sometimes feel like a heavy burden, especially when it seems like a lot is on the line in one election. […]
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Ragebait: The business of making us mad
Kathrine Nero Apparently, nobody in politics disagrees anymore. They SLAM. They BLAST. They RIP into their opponents. Sometimes they even DESTROY them. At least, that’s […]
Podcasting Workshop: The Girl Scouts Discuss Women’s Suffrage in America
It’s an election year! Democracy and Me welcomed the Kentucky Girl Scouts and Girl Scouts of Southwest Ohio for a podcasting workshop. The workshop focused […]
Your Vote Counts for Sure: Understanding the Importance of Local Elections
By Dr. David Childs, D.D., Ph.D.Northern Kentucky UniversityThe expression we hear often, “Your vote counts” is definitely true when examining historic close elections. Sometimes the […]
How Young Americans Feel About Running For Political Office
For their book, Running for Office: Why Young Americans are Turned Off to Politics, Jennifer Lawless and Richard Fox asked more than 4,000 young Americans […]
Increasing Young Voter Engagement
On WVXU’s Cincinnati Edition, Dr. Michael P. McDonald of the U.S. Elections Project; Dr. Burke Miller, Northern Kentucky University Associate Professor of History ; Austin […]