This time each candidate’s microphone will be turned off at the beginning of each segment to allow their opponent two minutes of uninterrupted time to speak.
During this election season, counties across the country have seen a shortage of older adult poll workers due to the pandemic
Here is a breakdown of where the Democratic and Republican candidates stand on the economy, the environment, the pandemic and health care.
While noncitizens cannot vote, helping political campaigns and organizing voter registration drives can make a difference.
Joe Biden has repeatedly said that Americans are united in their love for this country and each other, while Donald Trump asserts that Americans will be united under his presidency.
All players from the men’s and women’s basketball teams, men’s and women’s cross-country teams, men's and women’s golf teams and volleyball team have been registered to vote.
There are nearly 300 female candidates and over 500 LGBTQ candidates on the ballot at various government levels.
In spite of the hatred, violence and senseless death that’s left our country reeling, I still think we have it in us to work together and pull through.
Since its initiation in 2012, the program has been rescinded and reinstated under the current administration and has had a profound impact on dreamers.
Thousands of young Generation Z individuals who weren’t eligible in the 2016 election are now old enough to vote.
Here is a breakdown of Arlington ISD’s voter-approval tax rate election item
Citizens will be voting on from a pool of 10 candidates for open representative positions for Districts 1, 2, 6 and 7.
The increase would be designated for economic development, but some residents are concerned how the extra funds would be spent.
People are trying to avoid the expected large groups and long wait times on Election Day by utilizing the early voting period to vote safely.
UTA alumnus Gavin Mitchell and his roommates were looking for a place to put out their new yard sign in support of Democratic presidential nominee Joe Biden when a car passed by and someone yelled out “Donald Trump.”
Long lines and hours of waiting defined the first day of early voting in Tarrant County and across Texas. In many cases, voters had to wait up to three hours to vote.
Citizens can vote at one of seven early voting locations around Arlington throughout October, and voters should come prepared with a government issued ID.
The candidates also debated the Black Lives Matter movement and President Trump’s recent nomination of Amy Coney Barrett to the Supreme Court.
The court ruled that Abbott’s extension was not unconstitutional and disrupting procedures would "threaten voter confusion" after GOP officials challenged the move.
Trump revealed he and first lady Melania Trump tested positive Thursday, just weeks before the general election.
President Trump’s refusal to relinquish power should he lose the election, among other grievances, proves he is unfit to lead.
Democratic candidates are slowly closing the gap on their Republican opponents, but more momentum is necessary to turn the state blue.
As Election Day approaches, immigration policies are among the various topics being discussed in relation to the presidential candidates and their stances.
Arlington voters can expect to see these propositions and races on the ballot this season.
With Trump’s interruptions, complaints and lies, Biden didn’t need to do much to win the debate.
The vice presidential debate will start Wednesday at 8 p.m. in Salt Lake City, Utah.
Student Government will be hosting a tabling event to help students register on campus.
Regardless of how you feel about Biden politically, making fun of anyone with a speech impediment is unacceptable.
As of Friday afternoon, all previously scheduled campaign events with the president are being moved to virtual events or temporarily postponed, according to campaign manager Bill Stepien.
Studies show that antagonism between the two political parties has grown over the last few decades, limiting political discourse.
Chris Wallace, moderator and Fox News host, included topics during the 90-minute debate such as the Supreme Court, health care, the coronavirus pandemic, violence in cities and the economy.
The debate will begin at 8 p.m., and topics include Trump and Biden’s records, the Supreme Court, COVID-19, economics, race and violence in cities, and the election’s integrity.
Senate Republicans should follow their own 2016 precedent to withhold nominating a Supreme Court Justice in an election year rather than resorting to a political power grab.