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BREAKING: Majority of Voters Support Ceasefire, Divestment Referendum
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Undergraduates voted “yes” on the ceasefire and divestment referendum questions by a 2:1 ratio.
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Undergraduates voted “yes” on the ceasefire and divestment referendum questions by a 2:1 ratio.
A surprise local election solidified my vote for this November.
The Sun profiled presidential candidates Zora deRham ’27 and Getulio Gonzalez-Mulattieri ’25 and executive vice president candidates Adam Vinson ‘25 and Karys Everett ’25.
Director of Elections for the Student Assembly Luke Thomas ’27 stesses the importance of voting, particularly in the wake of recent Student Assembly controversies.
As a result of recent news regarding gerrymandering in states such as North Carolina and Louisiana and threats to voting rights by states across the country, I believe it is time to take a look to the past. Despite the Supreme Court’s blockade, Congress has historically entrenched voting rights in the American consciousness.
Ahead of Ithaca’s upcoming legislative elections on Tuesday, Nov. 7, The Sun spoke to residents from all five of the City’s Wards to hear which issues will guide their votes.
Multiple public policy students told The Sun that they never received ballots to elect the four Student Assembly freshman representatives.
Phoebe Brown (D-2nd Ward) aims to tackle homelessness, reimagine public safety and promote reparations in her campaign for the two-year Common Council seat in Ward 1.
As Election Day 2023 approaches and Ithaca’s voter registration deadline comes up on Oct. 28, The Sun creates the ultimate guide to voting in Ithaca’s upcoming elections on Nov. 7.
On Thursday, Oct. 5, the Student Assembly passed resolutions to enter students who vote in this year’s S.A. elections in a raffle to win prizes and to form a special committee to investigate selective clubs.