The second and last presidential debate covered significantly more ground than the first due to new rules set on muting to allow each candidate uninterrupted time to answer.
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CAPS to offer support for students before and after the 2020 election
Long Beach State’s Counseling and Psychological Services will provide drop-in sessions via Zoom and workshops for staff and faculty to help students cope with stress related to the upcoming election.
Recap: The vice presidential debate
During Tuesday’s vice presidential debate, Senator Kamala Harris and Vice President Mike Pence discussed several topics, including health care, the coronavirus pandemic, foreign affairs and climate change with safety shields separating the candidates at Kingsbury Hall in Salt Lake City.
It’s not about Joe or Donald
As the election draws near, it’s important for voters to remember it’s not just about the name on the ballot but the country’s wellbeing.
CSULB ASI announces 2020 election results
As Long Beach State continues its transition to alternative teaching methods, some sense of normalcy was returned with the ASI elections.
Democratic dropouts dramatically demonstrate election flaws
We need to adopt a ranked voting system to fix our embarrassing electoral process.
A Super Tuesday rundown
A breakdown of California’s most popular candidates and their takes on immigration, climate change, healthcare and higher education policy.
BEACH WEEKLY SPECIAL | DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY PRIMER | Elizabeth Warren
In this episode of the Daily Forty-Niner Democratic Presidential Primary Primer, host Julia Terbeche dives into presidential candidate Elizabeth Warren. Terbeche discusses Warren’s platform and explores issues such as healthcare, college tuition and the climate crisis. This is the second episode of a week-long limited series that will feature the top five democratic presidential candidates amongst college students, according to polling by Chegg media group.
BEACH WEEKLY SPECIAL | DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY PRIMER | Bernie Sanders
In the first episode of the Daily Forty-Niner Democratic Presidential Primary Primer, host Manuel Valladares dives into presidential candidate and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Valladares discusses Sanders’ platform and explores issues such as healthcare, college tuition and the climate crisis. This is the first episode of a week-long limited series that will feature the top five democratic presidential candidates amongst college students, according to polling by Chegg media group.
Lack of variety encourages protest votes
The United States has pushed the idea of one person, one vote. Making it clear that every person’s vote holds weight and should be respected, even if they use it to protest.