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How could the president-elect impact the MSU community?

How could the president-elect impact the MSU community?

Donald Trump recently won the presidential election — capturing both the electoral college and popular vote — and now the Republican party controls both chambers of Congress. On a national level, this opens the door for the possibility of change, but what do these election results mean for MSU and its students?
Ariana Crockett O’Harra 21 Nov 2024
Don’t Waste Your Vote on a Third-Party Candidate

Don’t Waste Your Vote on a Third-Party Candidate

We’re less than a month from the 2024 presidential election, which means it’s time to talk about effective voting strategies.  Today, I would like to ask you — regardless of your political party — please do not vote for a third-party candidate.  Yes, the two-party system is deeply
Amelia Digiano 17 Oct 2024

Establishing Precedence

The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg initiated a frenzy in Washington D.C. as Republicans hurry to fill the now vacant seat and Democrats scramble to find a way to stop the court from becoming a 6-3 conservative majority. The vacant Supreme Court seat
Braden Urion 01 Oct 2020

The Exponent Explains: Montana's Senate

Montana’s state legislature has a great history of diversity. Jacob Bachmeier, age 18, became the youngest person to be elected to public or federal office when he was added to the Montana House of Representatives in 2016. Jeannette P. Rankin was the first woman to hold federal office in
Lydia French 19 Feb 2020

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