Media and American Politics is a course taught by Klein College Journalism Professor David Mindich wherein students travel to New Hampshire for the Presidential Primary and provide on-the-ground reporting.
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The Importance Of Voter Turn Out
Becky Newstat, a Democratic activist who traveled from New York City with four of her friends came up to volunteer from NYC with the League of Women Voters in New Hampshire specifically Nashua. They stood out in front of the Shaws Market Saturday for four …
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The Power of the Youth
The voter turnout for the youth has been historically the lowest but in recent times the youth are more vocal and politically active. According to the US Census Bureau the 2016 election showed the age group 18-29 was the only age bracket to have an …
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Progressive Policies Needed [Sanders’]
Senator Bernie Sanders of New Hampshire is running again for the 2020 presidential election. Back in 2016, Senator Sanders seeked the democractic nomination, but this year his goal is to end the Trump presidency. During Sanders Town Hall meeting at Dartmouth College, it was …
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The Diehards of 2020
As the 2020 presidential primaries kick off in New Hampshire, voters are faced with a huge decision and people from all over the world flock to watch it unfold. As many voters are battling inner voices to solidify their candidate of choice, other voters are …
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The Importance of Youth Voters in the 2020 Presidential General Elections
The New Hampshire primaries is a pivotal part of the election season that, along with the Iowa Caucus, starts the road to the presidential general elections in November. Every four years during the month of February, presidential candidates of various parties travel to the northeast …
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The Outsider: Tulsi Gabbard and her Supporters Navigate the Primaries Amid Claims of DNC and Media Interference
“Tulsi Gabbard is not afraid of you, America!” outspoken conspiracy theorist Niko House loudly exclaims to a neatly packed theatre in Downtown Manchester while introducing the Hawaiian Congresswoman and presidential hopeful. The crowd did not wear any outward sign of support for Tulsi Gabbard, although …
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International Implications of the New Hampshire Primary
New Hampshire is notoriously known for its cold temperatures, beautiful mountains as well as being the “Granite State” with a high caucasian population of 93.03%, according to the World Population Review. Every four years when the primaries come around; New Hampshire is a diverse place to …
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The War on Warren: Warren’s Battle to Rally Voters
Senator Elizabeth Warren has never hesitated to unleash political hellfire on the masses and bipartisan machine. It’s her trademark. As Warren took center stage during the McIntyre-Shaheen 100 Club Dinner on Feb. 8, 2020, she absorbed the crowd’s “Warren” battle-cries and used the momentum to …
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What Happened in Iowa? Will Joe Biden be able to Step Up in New Hampshire and Beyond?
All eyes are set on New Hampshire as the state prepares for its primary, following a confusing but telling Iowa caucus. At the beginning of the 2020 presidential election cycle, there was a clear frontrunner. That candidate is a former senator, a former vice president, …