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Historic vote changes SGA election voting method The Feb. 18 University-wide Student Government Association meeting saw a historic vote to change, including a new logo. Photo by Christopher Thomas | The Signal On Feb. 18, The Student Government Association held a University-Wide on Microsoft Teams with a corresponding broadcast on Instagram live.  SGA University-wide President Kaelen Thomas began and called the meeting at order promptly at 7:15 p.m. The meeting began with Senate Clerk Destani ...

State. obviously, the rural parts of virginia are much more heavily for romney. for example, southwest virginia, which is a coal mining area. mccain carried 60%. i expect romney to do at least as well. >> larry, nathan, thank you so much for being with us on this sunday afternoon. do appreciate your time. >> no problem. still ahead, nearly 20% of voters this year are trying a voting method that apparently isnt quite foolproof. well talk about that. first, the president headed to los angeles ...

They come in and vote their party line that theyre registered to as an independent, i had to overcome all that and the cumulative voting was the only way i could see that i could stand a chance at winning. >> sure. randolph, he mentioned voter apathy. this particular town, half the residents are hispanic and hispanic has never been elected before because a lot of whites voters -- the voters were mainly white who showed up. and whites were elected. >> well, the -- what the judge found was that no...

Elected democracy in america. but in a small new york village it has morphed into one person, six votes. all to give latinos a huge advantage at a ballot box. what is surprising is a federal judge ordered it. some say the constitution is being shredded to advance politics. port chester is 46% latino, bum are not american citizens or they are not registered to vote or her too young. latino advocates claim they were underrepresented on the board of trustees. that changed yesterday when voters elec...