OPINION: Why I ended up voting for a Republican write-in
Not all liberals vote for a liberal candidate.
How to vote
Unsure of how and where to vote? Check out this post and learn the process behind your civic duty.
Webster student attended 2012 Democratic National Convention
Last month, Webster University graduate student Kasey Summerville played a role in the nomination of President Barack Obama at the 2012 Democratic National Convention in Charlotte, N.C.
Q&A with campaign political director, Webster grad
Tyler Holman graduated from Webster University in May 2012 with a degree in political science. Now, he works as the political director for Republican Dave Spence’s campaign for governor.
CHARTS: Who the Board of Trustees donated to in the 2011-2012 Election Cycle
See which candidates (Presidential, Mo. races for U.S. House, and Mo. race for U.S. Senate) the Board of Trustees and their spouses donated to during the 2011-2012 election cycle.
ON THE BALLOT: Missouri Propositions and Amendment
The Journal writes about what a "yes" and "no" vote means on the propositions and amendment to be found on a St. Louis County Ballot this Nov. 6.
RACE FOR THE WHITE HOUSE: The Presidential Race
The Journal writes about some of the positions presidential candidates Barack Obama and Mitt Romney have taken.
RACE FOR THE SHOW-ME STATE: Missouri race for the U.S. Senate
The Journal writes about some of the positions Missouri candidate for U.S. Senate have taken.
RACE FOR THE SHOW-ME STATE: Missouri races for the U.S. House of Representatives
The Journal writes about some of the positions Missouri candidates for U.S. House of Representatives have taken.
RACE FOR THE SHOW-ME STATE: Missouri Executive Offices
The Journal writes about some of the positions candidates for Missouri executive offices have taken.
RACE FOR THE SHOW-ME STATE: Races for the Missouri Senate and House
The Journal writes about some of the positions candidates for Missouri local races have taken.
OPINION: The case for Obama’s re-election
Would you rather have a president give you what you want, or what you need? It’s not a policy question, exactly, but since policy seems lacking in this election cycle, let’s ask. How about it? What you want, or what you need?
OPINION: Guest Commentary: Why America needs Mitt Romney
On Inauguration Day 2009, the national debt was $10.26 trillion. Gas prices were around $1.79. America faced a recession. That nearly four years ago.
OPINION: Politically Incorrect: Why you shouldn’t vote for anyone in the presidential election
In reality, it doesn’t matter which candidate you vote for. A President Romney would make very similar decisions to a re-elected President Obama.
ELECTION 2012: Special Thanks and Source List
A list of people who made this Election 2012 possible and well as a source list for the information provided.
OPINION: Ignore national politics; local elections are more important and impactful
Political cynics love to broadcast the broken state of affairs in Washington and how there is no point in voting. To a certain degree, they are right.