Edie Ellison – BYU Political Review

Ranked Choice Voting: Eliminating Indecision at the Ballot Box?

At its peak, there were 29 people seeking the 2020 Democratic Presidential Nomination. While the field narrowed as some candidates

Imagine you open up the Uber app and order a ride. A few minutes later the car shows up, you

“A teenager working on her anger management problem. Currently chilling and watching a good old fashioned movie with a friend,”

Recently, I ordered a bumper magnet for my car that reads “Literally Anyone Else 2020.” It hasn’t arrived yet, but

Although modern Japan consists of four main islands, plus the tropical outpost of Okinawa, the Japanese once controlled Taiwan, Korea,

Every summer, thousands of interns flood Washington D.C.: crowding the metro, the security lines outside of government buildings, and the

I discovered new passions while interning on Capitol Hill this past summer: business casual, C-SPAN, and, of course, politics. When