There is no such thing as the “Hispanic vote.” In misconstruing the US’ Latino community to be politically homogeneous, politicians and pollsters (especially Democrats) committed grievous miscalculations and were caught by surprise. Countless promisi...
This year, voters in MA were faced with two additional questions on their ballots, along with their votes for President, House, Senate, and local elections. The two topics were “Right to Repair” and Ranked Choice Voting. “Right to Repair” was already a...
So what happened to the election polls? According to a November 13th New York Times article, there a...
Over the past few decades, Belmont Hill has continued a tradition of facilitating a “mock” elect...
As we head into October, less than 45 days until the presidential election, Democratic nominee Joe B...
September 3rd, 2020 represented the thrilling conclusions to this year’s contested congressional p...
In the good times before the age of COVID-19, we all believed that the hot-button issues of the comi...
John Markis ‘18 has always been politically conscious. Known for his many political Woodbury speec...
The Panel Examines the State of Open Discussion Across Both Campuses Ishaan Prasad, Arnav Prasad, W...
Ishaan Prasad, William McCormack, and Arnav Prasad On a cold Wednesday night last December, we thr...
