Government and Politics
University Launches Election Portal
Website Consolidates Information, Tips, Resources to Encourage Civic Participation
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Terps Show Intense Voting Interest, Despite COVID-19 Concerns
Poll Finds Most Students Have a Plan in Place—and It’s to Vote in Advance
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Ahead of the Election, Putting the Post Office to the Test
Merrill-USA Today Partnership Measures Mail Delivery Times in Swing States
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Go With the Flow(chart) to Vote
Your Shorthand Guide to How, When and Where to Cast a Ballot
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Op/ed: Should Presidential Campaigns Ditch the Door-Knocking?
Experts Say Success of Voter Outreach Tactics Depends on Who’s Doing the Work—and Where
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From Breaking the Glass Ceiling to Shattering Stereotypes
Scholar of Supreme Court Lists 5 Legacies of Ruth Bader Ginsburg
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UMD-Post Poll: Americans Prefer Not to Pack Polls on Election Day
Strong Support Found for Voting Early and by Mail
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Research: COVID-19 Challenges Shouldn’t Keep College Students From Casting Ballots
UMD Announces Xfinity Center as Polling Location
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UMD Critical Issues Poll Finds Partisans Unswayed by Conventions, but Independents Shift Slightly to Biden
Results Also Show Most Americans Have Favorable View of BLM Movement
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5 Steps to Making Your Voice Heard on Election Day
TerpsVote Encourages Students to Get Involved—and to Note Deadlines
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The Significance of ‘The Most Insignificant Office’
With Biden’s Pick of Harris, UMD Expert Traces the Growing Role and Influence of Vice Presidents
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Op/Ed: Minority COVID Rates Not Tied to Lack of Precautions
Black and Hispanic Americans More Likely to Try to Protect Themselves, UMD Professor Finds
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