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Sun will come up after election, said BYU political science professors
The results of the 2020 presidential election will not be the end of the world, BYU political science professor Richard Davis told students during a Nov. 4 panel on the pending election results.
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BYU political science students, faculty react to Mitt Romney statement
Sen. Mitt Romney, R-Utah, made headlines Oct.13 after calling the current state of American politics “a vile, vituperative, hate-filled morass that is unbecoming of any free nation.”
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United Utah party selects candidate for 3rd congressional district race
United Utah Party delegates gather in the Provo City Library to nominate a new candidate for the Third Congressional District (Lexie Flickinger).
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Lee brothers for Supreme Court a long shot, BYU professors say
On June 27, Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy announced his retirement, and BYU alumni Senator Mike Lee and Justice Thomas Lee were shortlisted as his replacements.
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Utah bill aimed at making voters more thoughtful
A Murray lawmaker is proposing a bill in the 2018 Legislature that would eliminate straight ticket voting for mail-in voters, but not for voters at polling places. A BYU political science professor isn't sure that Republican lawmakers will approve the measure.
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Provo, BYU provide civic engagement opportunities after elections
BYU, Provo City and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints provide many opportunities for individuals around Provo to improve their communities on the local, state and even national levels.
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Utah's voting process considered outdated in digital age
Some political experts believe Utah's voting processes lag far behind modern technology
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City Council debate talks taxes, growth and transportation
The Provo City Council held a debate on Oct. 7 with candidates for district seats on the City Council. The debate helped shed some light on the platforms the candidates are running.
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