Biden, Popular candidate among Kent State Students.
Kent State students and staff discuss who they believe is the best candidate for the upcoming 2020 Election.
Kent State prepares for election week
The semester began with high racial tension due to the messages painted on the front campus rock. With the presidential election approaching, Kent State is preparing for the unknown. Alencia Lang has the story.
A New Survey Says 71% of Students Will Be Voting in the 2020 Election
Early voting options for safety in Cleveland
We know that people across the country have shown up in record numbers to vote early or by absentee. Ben Pagani went to Cleveland to take us through that process in a metropolitan setting, especially with concerns among the virus rising again.
What Issues are College Students Interested in
College students have always been told their vote is the most important for the election, but what are those issues that matter most to them? Ian Herrmann has the story.
Absentee Voting in Ohio
IF YOU VOTED ABSENTEE THIS ELECTION, YOU SHOULDN’T WORRY ABOUT YOUR BALLOT NOT BEING COUNTED. OUR REPORTER HALEE SEPULVEDA CAN TELL YOU WHY.
“Election Week” – when to expect presidential results
Although we’re used to looking at November 3 as the end of the presidential campaigning season, we might not know who wins until days or even weeks after Election Day. Our Maddy Haberberger breaks down possible scenarios.
Theres more to the election than the 2 candidates.
BEHIND THE CANDIDATES, THERE ARE THE PARTIES THAT THEY REPRESENT. MANY LOOK PASS THE PARTIES AND WHAT THEY REPRESENT.
Poll Workers in 2020
Poll workers are some of the most important people in elections, but this election will be unlike any other for poll workers. Jack Berney has the story.
Can We Trust Election Polling?
Election season in the United States brings lots of choices and division for American citizens. In 2020, the election seems fairly close to 2016 – when polls had Hillary Clinton up by at least two points – compared to this year with Biden up by at least three points in most states. But based on 2016 polling numbers and the results of the election, are the polls able to be trusted?