Twitter Reactions: 2020 presidential election results
By Colleen McLafferty | Nov. 4, 2020The pandemic brought twists to yet another event in 2020.
The pandemic brought twists to yet another event in 2020.
Black America will prosper under Biden’s America as he plans on focusing on the economic needs of the Black community.
Election Night is turning into a Election Week, but journalists will be there ready to report as always.
From climate change to racism to healthcare and beyond, the government is totally out-of-touch with the American public. That can only be post-democracy in action.
While the winner of this presidential election is still unknown, there’s one clear thing: America doesn’t care about Black people.
Sitting President Donald Trump will receive 18 electoral votes.
Steve Stivers will remain in his position as the U.S. representative for Ohio’s 15th district after defeating Democratic opponent Joel Newby.
After serving for eight years, Adkins will continue his role as an Athens County Commissioner, having beat out Independent candidate, Bill Hayes.
Republican Jay Edwards defeated challenger Katie O’Neill and will continue to serve as the state representative for Ohio’s 94th District.
Hoagland will serve second term in Ohio Senate for District 30.
This election has been changed in many different ways by COVID-19, both throughout the country and in Athens County.
The two-party system wasn’t meant for a country this large and it’s been showing for decades. Embracing a multi-party system could be better for representation and allows for more flexibility in the future.
Athens County is known for being a liberal stronghold, but energized voters predict even more support for the democratic nominee this presidential election.
Athens County is known for being a liberal stronghold, but energized voters predict even more support for the democratic nominee this presidential election.
Athens County headquarters for both parties have seen a high demand for political signs over the course of the election.
Athens residents explain why, or why not, they choose to vote for third-party candidates.
Political platforms are confusing and often disingenuous. We broke down what they’re really going to do in office.
If President Trump is re-elected, he will make his previous term look minuscule to what he wants to accomplish next.
Right-wing, fear-mongering tactics and conspiracy thought was a thing long before Q ever entered the spotlight.
In making America “great” again, Trump wants to fuel the economic fire lit by Reagan and neoliberal policy, or he wants to revert America to an explicitly and legally oppressive state — or both.