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Voters stand in line to vote at an early voting polling site, Monday, Oct. 20, 2014, in San Antonio. Early voting began Monday across Texas. The U.S. Supreme Court this weekend gave Texas permission to enforce a contested voter ID law this election. (AP Photo/Eric Gay)

Sunny skies in Texas for Election Day

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Nov 5, 2018
Voters have no excuse not to cast their ballots on election day as the weather in Texas predicts sunshine and warm temperatures.
A sign that says "Vote" placed outside in Dallas. Photo by: Jorge Sanhueza-Lyon/Kut

Who’s who on the ballot

By TCU 360
Published Nov 5, 2018
Check out the candidates on the ballot before heading to the polls tomorrow.
A sign in TCU's greek village encourages students to vote in the upcoming midterm election. (Hope Crockett/Staff Writer)

TCU students share what shapes their political views

By Katie Carter
Published Nov 5, 2018
For many students, college is their first opportunity to form their own political perspectives away from their family and hometown. TCU students talk about what has helped form their political views.
(Irwin Thompson/The Dallas Morning News via AP)

Voters aren’t limited to two parties this midterm season

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Nov 5, 2018
The Libertarian Party is hoping voters stray from voting for the "lesser of two evils" and instead cast their ballot for what they truly stand for this election season.
Adam Fohlen and his son Ari, center left, wait in line outside a polling place at the Nativity School as a poll watcher who refused to be identified sits nearby, Tuesday, Nov. 8, 2016, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/John Minchillo)

Poll workers wanted

By Katie Carter
Published Nov 1, 2018

Students with a bit of free time can be involved in the midterm elections and get paid. H & Co. Strategies, a Republican consulting company in Fort Worth, is offering $10 an hour for people to...

Evergreen Valley high school students learn to use a touch screen voting machine during a training sesssion to prepare them to work the polls on the school's campus in San Jose, Calif. on Thursday, Oct. 7, 2004. The students _ most too young to vote _ will serve as poll workers in San Jose. U.S. polling places are facing a record shortage of poll workers, and many election experts are warning voters that they may face long lines, cranky staffs, equipment breakdowns, problems opening and closing voting stations and other hassles. Counties are trying to cope with the problem by last-minute recruiting and training sessions and creative recruitment drives. (AP Photo/Marcio Jose Sanchez)

A push to spark interest among future voters

By Corinne Hildebrandt
Published Nov 1, 2018
High school students looking to jump start their involvement with the electoral process can serve as election clerks this midterm season.
Megyn Kelly under criticism after defending blackface

Megyn Kelly under criticism after defending blackface

By Brittany Kasko
Published Nov 1, 2018
Megyn Kelly is facing some heat after a comment about the practice of blackface.
Organization encourages future women in politics

Organization encourages future women in politics

By Mariana Rivas
Published Oct 31, 2018
A TCU organization motivates women to be more active in politics in the hopes to achieve political parity
Camila Mendes was just one celebrity featured in the Tory Burch shirt, which supports Eighteen x 18 and #ownyourvote. Courtesy of Camila Mendes/Instagram

Social media and fashion companies encourage young voters to get to the polls

By Alexa Hines
Published Oct 30, 2018
Companies are using different strategies to encourage young people to vote in the midterm election.
Election essentials prep course preview

Election essentials prep course preview

By Brittany Kasko
Published Oct 29, 2018
Students, faculty and staff can attend a midterm election preparation course.
People walk into the George L. Allen, Sr. Courts Building in Dallas on Monday, Oct. 22, 2018. Early voting starts Oct. 22 and ends Nov. 2. (Irwin Thompson/The Dallas Morning News via AP)

Record breaking turnout for week 1 of Tarrant County early voting

By Richard Edgemon
Published Oct 28, 2018
Early voting turnout for the 2018 midterms reaches record numbers. Read what brought Tarrant county voters to the polls.
Millennials protest at a Black Lives Matter rally. credit: DC Report

Millennials have power to define the midterms. Will they use it?

By Mariana Rivas
Published Oct 18, 2018
Millennials are becoming one of the most significant voting populations in the upcoming midterms. But, if history reveals anything, they probably won't vote.
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