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Alameda County officials are reminding voters that election day is Tuesday, Nov. 4 in the wake of a printing error that incorrectly stated the date of the upcoming election on a number of vote-by-mail envelopes.
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The shallowness of the recent news article describing the conflict between neighborhood residents and the massive Lehigh Hanson Asphalt Plant in West Berkeley was deeply disappointing. A few quotes from opposing sides, mixed with the self-serving platitudes from local politicians, did not result in a meaningful story. The article totally
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Two candidates are running for the ASUC Student Advocate this year, with goals including policy reform and making the office more accessible to students.
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Something big happened this week that you may have missed if you watch only MSNBC and listen to NPR. The Harvard Institute of Politics released a study showing that millennials are abandoning President Barack Obama and his signature piece of legislation, Obamacare, in startling numbers. It reported that a plurality
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Below are the results of the 2013 ASUC elections. This page will be updated as results are released.
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Rafi Lurie knows something about small beginnings. From kindergarten through twelfth grade, Lurie, the Student Action presidential candidate, attended the same small school, graduating as part of a class of of just 47 students.
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CalSERVE announced Sunday night that ASUC Senator DeeJay Pepito will be its presidential nominee in this spring’s student government election.
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