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The United States has two major political parties — the Democratic Party and the Republican Party. Photo via Flickr.

SALGADO: US two-party system not conducive to representation

April 25, 2020

Students voiced their opinions about specific issues that the democratic primary candidates Bernie Sanders (left) and Joe Biden have focused on.

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Marquette voters voice their opinions

April 1, 2020

Elizabeth Warren and Bernie Sanders are among the seven remaining Democratic candidates in the Iowa Caucus. Photos via Flickr.

BEG: Democrats must have a strong front entering primary elections

February 4, 2020

Moore is a representative of Wisconsin's fourth district.

Congresswoman Gwen Moore comes to speak at Marquette

January 28, 2020

Gwen Moore, Democratic Congresswoman for Wisconsin, at Labor Fest 2010. Photo by Brittany McGrail / Brittany.McGrail@Marquette.edu

Gwen Moore wins victory by large margin

November 7, 2018

The Marquette University

Democrat Kaul wins Attorney General seat in close race

November 7, 2018

House Budget Committee Chairman Rep. Paul Ryan (R-Wis.) presides over a markup session where House Republicans are are pressing ahead with a slashing plan to try to balance the budget within 10 years. (AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite)

Republicans keep Paul Ryan’s district, state majority

November 7, 2018

Democrat Baldwin declared winner of US Senate seat in Wisconsin

Democrat Baldwin declared winner of US Senate seat in Wisconsin

November 6, 2018

The residents of Wisconsin will have a lot to think about when they head to the polls Nov. 6, with a gubernatorial race, U.S. Senate race many other elected positions on the ballots. Graphic by Clara Janzen

Decision 2018: Who’s on the ballot

October 30, 2018

Sen. Sanders headlines rally, students eager to get out the vote

October 23, 2018

New Law School poll shows Evers, Baldwin leading

September 18, 2018

DUFAULT: Political views are no longer discourse, but definers

DUFAULT: Political views are no longer discourse, but definers

May 7, 2018