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Collegian survey shows political divide on campus

The volatile and troubled U.S. economy is the most important issue in University of Richmond students’ choice for president, but they are divided on whom they can trust more to handle it. Still, nearly 40 percent here say their understanding of the financial crisis is “not clear,” according to a recent survey by The Collegian.

Virginia’s Next Senator: Republican Jim Gilmore or Democrat Mark Warner

Vital facts about Virginia’s U.S. Senate candidates, Republican Jim Gilmore III and Democrat Mark Warner.

Election Question: If you could write in a candidate, who would it be?

If you could write in a candidate for president in the 2008 election, who would it be?

Caught In Decision: Personal facts about John McCain and Barack Obama

Personal facts about Republican presidential nominee John McCain and Democratic presidential nominee Barack Obama.

The candidates for Richmond mayor

A summary of the five candidates running to succeed L. Douglas Wilder for mayor of Richmond.

On the Issues: Barack Obama and John McCain

A glance at the policy positions of each major presidential candidate, including the economy, Iraq, abortion, the environment, health care, immigration and education.

What to look for on Election Night

On election night, Nov. 4, we will have the answers to several key questions that have emerged during the course of this campaign. Here are a few things to look for.

Thoughts from a conservative

I don’t have any inseparable allegiance to any political party, but I am a conservative. I believe in limited government, personal responsibility, and capitalism. This election cycle has presented some interesting choices, so for what little it’s worth, here are my thoughts on the choice before us.

A time for change

Obama’s plan is the more progressive and forward looking one — albeit ambitious. But since when has ambition and hope become negative things? It is hope, ambition and the search for new frontiers that has made this country the greatest nation on Earth.

Election News Briefs

Employees will have more time to vote on Nov. 4 and future elections thanks to a new Voting Leave policy. Meanwhile, the Virginia State Board of Elections Web site’s homepage will undergo changes on Nov. 4 to assist voters and election officials in viewing results and other important information about the election.

What’s on the ballot in Richmond, and where you can vote

A list of candidates on the ballot in Richmond and polling locations.

Staff Editorial: ‘The time to practice your impact is now’

This election is about “change.” But during the 2008 presidential campaign this word has lost its impact. We on the University of Richmond campus have to find faith once again in “change” by voting on Nov. 4.
• What’s on the ballot in Richmond, and where you can vote
• The candidates for Richmond mayor
• Election news briefs

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