Voting Archive

  • Check out the Vote Easy tool by Project Vote Smart to find out, “which candidates best represent you.”  Find out what the candidates are saying about the issues. Vote Smart 0

    Project Vote Smart Candidate Match Tool

    Posted on October 11, 2012
    Check out the Vote Easy tool by Project Vote Smart to find out, “which candidates best represent you.”  Find out what the candidates are saying about the issues. Vote Smart

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  • How do you measure success? Ask a fiscal conservative like Rand Paul, and he or she will tell you that success is measured in nothing but dollars. Rand Paul expressed this sentiment in the Senate when he suggested that the United States Postal Service should not be bailed out with government money. 0

    False Profits: Rand Paul and Government Spending

    Posted on May 7, 2012
    How do you measure success? Ask a fiscal conservative like Rand Paul, and he or she will tell you that success is measured in nothing but dollars. Rand Paul expressed this sentiment in the Senate when he suggested that the United States Postal Service should not be bailed out with government money.

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  • Tim Kaine is hoping Virginians select him as the next US Senator. He takes time to answer questions about his campaign, student debt, and more. 0

    Mason Asks: Tim Kaine

    Posted on April 27, 2012
    Tim Kaine is hoping Virginians select him as the next US Senator. He takes time to answer questions about his campaign, student debt, and more.

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  • Newt Gingrich wins Ga., Romney wins Mass., Vt., Alaska, Va., and Ohio. Santorum won Tenn., Ok. and N.D. The race in Ohio, traditionally a very important state during the primaries was decided by a margin of .8 percent, keeping Romney in the lead for Republican candidacy. Santorum stays in a close second place with three wins of his own and the near tie in Ohio. 1

    Super Tuesday 2012

    Posted on March 9, 2012
    Newt Gingrich wins Ga., Romney wins Mass., Vt., Alaska, Va., and Ohio. Santorum won Tenn., Ok. and N.D. The race in Ohio, traditionally a very important state during the primaries was decided by a margin of .8 percent, keeping Romney in the lead for Republican candidacy. Santorum stays in a close second place with three wins of his own and the near tie in Ohio.

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  • Election season is coming up fast. Voting will be easier than ever for George Mason students, who can now use an on-campus polling place. Voting at George Mason is easy. […] 2

    Voting on campus at Mason

    Posted on March 2, 2012
    Election season is coming up fast. Voting will be easier than ever for George Mason students, who can now use an on-campus polling place. Voting at George Mason is easy. […]

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  • Virginia's GOP primary is fast approaching. On March 6, Super Tuesday, Virginia will vote for the 2012 Republican nomination for president. Here are a few things you need to know to be ready for the primary and the presidential election in November. 1

    Everything You Need to Know about Voting in Virginia

    Posted on March 1, 2012
    Virginia's GOP primary is fast approaching. On March 6, Super Tuesday, Virginia will vote for the 2012 Republican nomination for president. Here are a few things you need to know to be ready for the primary and the presidential election in November.

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  • This Tuesday, Virginia voters will have the opportunity to vote on three constitutional amendments. Ballots will include three questions that specify which article of the Constitution is up for change and the change that is being considered. The questions are listed and explained below. 0

    Your Chance to Amend the Virginia Constitution

    Posted on October 28, 2010
    This Tuesday, Virginia voters will have the opportunity to vote on three constitutional amendments. Ballots will include three questions that specify which article of the Constitution is up for change and the change that is being considered. The questions are listed and explained below.

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  • Vote Vans, an initiative started by Zach Golden and Claire Forman in 2007, is coming back again this year to help students make voting easier. It will be shuttling students […] 0

    Vote Vans to Take Students to Polls

    Posted on October 15, 2010
    Vote Vans, an initiative started by Zach Golden and Claire Forman in 2007, is coming back again this year to help students make voting easier. It will be shuttling students […]

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  • It’s that time of the year again and Mason Votes is back! Election Day is coming up in less than a month and Mason Votes is prepared to have students […] 0

    Mason Votes is Back!

    Posted on October 12, 2010
    It’s that time of the year again and Mason Votes is back! Election Day is coming up in less than a month and Mason Votes is prepared to have students […]

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