Party People
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From Cheese to Change
Read more: From Cheese to ChangeTwenty-year-old Mathias Lehman-Winters is already a veteran in Eugene’s local politics. ~ by Isaac Oronsky In fifth grade, Mathias Lehman-Winters ran for class president. His campaign promise: Better cheese in school lunches. “The [other] guy in my class, he was running and he was like, ‘I will give everyone ice cream every day,’” Lehman-Winters said…
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Outnumbered
Read more: OutnumberedSteven Schmunk doesn’t like Oregon’s current direction. The businessman has devoted much of his time since he retired to local politics, trying to give conservatives a voice in a predominantly left-leaning state. In 2024, 15 out of 30 seats in the State Senate and all of Oregon’s House of Representatives are up for election. If…
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Green Party Congressional Candidate Fights Odds
Read more: Green Party Congressional Candidate Fights OddsLong-shot candidate Justin Filip campaigns aggressively to represent Oregon’s 4th Congressional District. Watching a third-party congressional campaign is not unlike reading about Don Quixote lunging and tilting at windmills. Like the gentleman from La Mancha, Justin Filip has said farewell to a typical life, and has spent the past few months traversing the countryside, extolling…
LIVE
From Election Day
UO journalism students reported live from Eugene on Election Day.
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Representation is everything
November 4, 2:29 p.m.
Annie Neil cast her first-ever presidential vote, which was for Kamala Harris, outside the University of Oregon student union on November 4, 2024. “I was excited to vote for a candidate that I saw myself in as a black woman,” said the UO student. Even though Oregon is a traditionally blue state, she’s excited for her voice to be heard, she said. “Representation is everything and, you know, for my daughters and for my sisters. I want them to be able to see themselves in the president.”
All Politics is Local
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18 and Ambitious
Read more: 18 and AmbitiousJesse Maldonado pushed boundaries and made political history in Idaho. “I wouldn’t have done it if I didn’t think I could at least come close,” Jesse Maldonado said. In 2013, Maldonado ran for city council in Lewiston, Idaho, at the age of 18. Fresh out of high school and with minimal political experience, he thought, […]
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They called me a murderer
Read more: They called me a murdererThe woman in this story asked that her name not be used to protect her privacy. “They called me a murderer,” she said. “I didn’t murder anyone. I just made a choice.” She is a 23-year-old woman who was raised in the heart of the South, a 27-mile drive from Jackson, Mississippi. Politically progressive, she […]
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Oregon student by day, DNC delegate by night
Read more: Oregon student by day, DNC delegate by nightLast August, Taliek Lopez-Duboff walked onto the floor of the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. “You’ve seen Modern Family? Jesse Tyler Ferguson? He was right there,” said Lopez-Duboff. “Nancy Pelosi is right there. These political giants that I’ve always seen on TV that are larger than life are here, and I have the same access […]
Results
As of 11/11 @ 2:49 pm Pacific Time
Results from the Associated Press
Senate
100 Total Seats
34 Open Seats
R
53*
D
46
President
535 Electoral Votes
270 Required to win
HARRIS
226
TRUMP
312*
House
435 Seats
All are open
D
204
R
214
How We Elect the President
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The Electoral College system that determines who will be president is a product of compromise and the complex politics…
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The 2024 Election will come down to a few crucial states. These states are important because of America’s Electoral…
Election Trends
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This story was originally published on the UO School of Journalism and Communication’s website. When it comes to turmoil, the 2024 U.S. presidential election has few rivals. The race, which will culminate in a new president-elect after Nov. 5, has for months been steeped in drama, surprising turnabouts and near tragedy. Media influence on politics…