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Florida voters gather at Netroots Nation to unite the vote

August 7, 2018

By Elizabeth Fernandez

I’m at Netroots Nation along with hundreds of political activists who are passionate about creating stronger communities for all. I took this opportunity to ask my fellow activists from Florida…

Florida voters share concerns on the future of the Supreme Court

July 14, 2018

By Laura Munoz

Justice Anthony M. Kennedy recently announced that he will be retiring from the U.S. Supreme Court, the highest tribunal in the nation that rules on equal justice under law and…

Make the right choice this November, Florida

June 22, 2018

By Thomas Kennedy

Florida has long been a bastion of conservative politics, but it has not always been this way. Since gaining statehood in 1845, Florida had voted for the most part Democratic….

Voting let me reclaim my voice when I needed it most

June 12, 2018

By Nadia Eldemerdash

In some ways, it was harder for me to believe that Barack Obama would get reelected than it was to believe that he was elected the first time. Surely, four…

Floridians tell us what matters to them and why the candidates for governor should care

June 11, 2018

By Laura Munoz

Florida voters will have a critical choice to make in November. For two decades, Florida has had a Republican governor with disastrous results for Floridians. Today, 3.3 million households –…

Don’t know what the county assessor does? Here’s a primer for the little known elected positions in Nevada.

June 11, 2018

By Nadia Eldemerdash

As voters in a democratic country, it is crucial that we make educated decisions about who we put in office and the ballot measures we pass. Researching names is straightforward…

Education, environment, and everything in between: Democratic Gubernatorial candidates talk politics in 2018

June 1, 2018

By Nadia Eldemerdash

Nevada’s primary elections are four short weeks away, and this year sees two Democratic candidates stepping up to the plate. Steve Sisolak, a local businessman and Clark County Commission chairman,…

Elections are tight; margins are slim. That’s why the Asian American vote matters.

May 3, 2018

By Karl Catarata

Las Vegas – The Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) population in the United States is often forgotten about, underrepresented in politics, and often thought of as a minority group that…

We need people of color to vote: Here’s how.

April 26, 2018

By Thomas Kennedy

Voting is the most basic and important right an individual has in a democracy. As voters, we elect people to represent our communities and if a majority of voters do…

Reno: Do we want to be the new Silicon Valley?

April 25, 2018

By Cassandra Little

Last month, I went to San Francisco with a group of friends to see a musical. While the play was fantastic, and we had a great time, I left feeling…

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