‘If We Didn’t Do It, Who Would?’: Meet the N.C. College Students Leading the Fight for Campus Voting Access
In the local area, a decision was made regarding early voting sites. The Wake County Board of Elections voted to remove an early voting location from North Carolina State University's campus. The Tall
By Claire MasquidaAugust 31, 20262 min read
In the local area, a decision was made regarding early voting sites. The Wake County Board of Elections voted to remove an early voting location from North Carolina State University's campus. The Talley Student Union had previously served as an early voting site during several general elections. For more information on this development, readers can refer to the source. Further details about the decision and its implications are available from Ms. Magazine, which has reported on the issue and the students involved in advocating for campus voting access.