Special Report

Midterm Elections 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Fear of Voter Suppression Energizes Georgia Democrats

The Democratic Field Office in Glynn County, Georgia was jammed with folding tables and mismatched chairs. The walls and windows […]

Emma Bolton • October 31, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Youth Voters Driven To Polls by a Variety Of Issues

Editor – Sam Eagan, Producer/Host – Zachary DeVita Reporters – Alexandra Myers, Li Cohen, Julia Lee, Caroline Skinner, Zachary DeVita […]

Staff Report • October 29, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Kemp supporters tout “Georgian Values”

In the small town of Nahunta, Georgia, Secretary of State and Republican candidate for governor, Brian Kemp, drove his campaign […]

Maggie Garred • October 29, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Muslim voters embrace the midterm elections

Muslim men attending the prayer service at the Islamic Center of New York all stand in union hoping that the […]

Levar Alonzo • October 29, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Volunteers Fuel Ocasio-Cortez’s Congressional Campaign

Passionate volunteers Bronx Democrat, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, underdog primary campaign to victory. She is expected to coast to victory on Election Day.

Julia Lee and Caroline Skinner • October 26, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Despite Tariffs, Trade War, Trump Remains Popular Among Upstate Dairy Farmers

In spite of a trade war that escalated over the last six months. The New USMCA Trade Agreement has cemented the dairy communities support of Trump and the Republican platform ahead of the 2018 midterm elections.

Sam Eagan • October 26, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Opioid Crisis Ignored In Florida’s Governor’s Race

As the opioid crisis continues to rage throughout the United States, states like Ohio, West Virginia and Pennsylvania are in the national spotlight. But for the two gubernatorial candidates in Florida, Rep. Ron Desantis and Dem. Andrew Gillum, the issue has remained largely silent. Angela Tennel, who lost her son to the epidemic and is now and advocate fighting the crisis, believes the topic needs to be addressed and handled immediately.

Alexandra Myers and Zachary Devita • October 25, 2018

Special Report: Midterm Elections 2018

Florida’s opioid crisis forgotten in heated governor’s race

Angela Tennell keeps a photo of her son David Neering, who died of a drug overdose in 2016 after years […]

Li Cohen • October 12, 2018