In a tiny snapshot of collegiate opinion, students participated in a mock election at the Johnson Obear Apartments and decided, by one vote, that John McCain should be president.\u00a0 This mock election was held recently in the courtyard of Johnson Obear apartments, with 61 students participating.\u00a0 The results were announced at a mock election party.<\/p>\n
According to Ryan Ladner, Resident Director of Housing, Johnson Obear Apartments, students have had several campus opportunities to register or apply for an absentee ballot.\u00a0 Residence housing held a campus-wide voter registration on September 30.<\/p>\n
\u201cThroughout our lives, we hear a lot about politics,\u201d Ladner said.\u00a0 \u201cPeople often say we are missing the 18-25 year old voters.\u00a0 It is important for students to get excited about this election\u2014there are so many issues.\u201d<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
In a tiny snapshot of collegiate opinion, students participated in a mock election at the Johnson Obear Apartments and decided, by one vote, that John McCain should be president.\u00a0 This mock election was held recently in the courtyard of Johnson Obear apartments, with 61 students participating.\u00a0 The results were announced at a mock election party.… <\/p>\n