Video by Austin Linthicum & Connor McCarthy Three candidates are campaigning to be the 2019-2020 Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) president. The president represents the Cal Poly student body and works closely with university administration. Alex Bires Journalism freshman Alex Bires…
All you need to know about Measure G
Measure G is on the Nov. 6 San Luis Obispo County ballot. It proposes eliminating oil expansion, but still allows existing oil extraction and oil field maintenance to continue.
SLODoCo hosts 24-hour voter registration drive
Students can register to vote and get a free donut while they are at it at SLODoCo until noon on Saturday, Oct. 20. The 24-hour voter registration drive was organized by Mayor Heidi Harmon’s re-election campaign, but welcome anyone to…
Here’s how to register to vote in the midterm elections
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California primary elections June 5: Meet the candidates
There are two candidates for sheriff, two for district attorney and seven for governor.
A call for a new voting rights act
A new voting rights act is needed to restore the right to vote to communities faced with rampant discrimination.
ASI Board of Directors concerned about potential health fee increase
Student representatives on Associated Students, Inc. (ASI) Board of Directors are voicing concern over both the cost and the process behind what administration is calling a “health fee adjustment.” The plan would roughly double the health fee to reduce wait…
Representing you: Why students should care about the ASI Board of Directors
Chase Dean is a political science senior and Mustang News columnist. The views expressed in this column do not reflect the viewpoints and editorial coverage of Mustang News. When I originally ran for the Associated Students Inc. (ASI) Board of…
A taste of Cal Poly’s political climate
Mustang News conducted a 100 person survey of Cal Poly students to gain insight into the campus’s political bent.
Here are the political issues students care about
Mustang News conducted a survey of 335 Cal Poly students concerning what political issues were important to them. Here’s what they had to say.
How our votes affect you
Last week, millions of Americans participated in a national bubble fill-in ritual.