Sooo election day happened. We reelected a president. We reacted. Despite the fact that the post-election buzz is dying down, some of you are still reacting. Which brings us to a very essential question…

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Sooo election day happened. We reelected a president. We reacted. Despite the fact that the post-election buzz is dying down, some of you are still reacting. Which brings us to a very essential question…
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Candidates, representatives, proposition oh my! Last night was full of stress and tension, but one issue loomed in all Brunonians’ minds: “What’s my witty election status going to be?”
Come on, admit it: Gloating and touting your political savvy is the real benefit of voting (psh, who cares about civic duty?). Here’s some of campus’s best (or worst):
As you’re watching what’s going on around the country, here’s a quick rundown on what’s happening in the realm of Brunonia and in the Ocean State.
And now we wait for the rest of the results to roll in. We’re on the edge of our seats. Are you? Leave a comment.
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UPDATE: If you are not registered in Rhode Island and are looking to register today, you cannot do so in Salomon. You must go down to the Dunkin’ Donuts Civic Center and vote for presidential and vice presidential candidates there. A previous version of this post said that you can register in Salomon if you had yet not registered in the state.
For most Brown undergraduates, today marks the first time we can vote in a presidential election. In case you missed voter registration for your home state, Rhode Island allows eligible voters to cast their ballots on election day for presidential and vice presidential candidates.
Any Brown student who has registered in the state of Rhode Island with his/her on-campus address (69 Brown Street, Box ####) before the deadline can vote in Salomon today. Bring either a government-issued or school ID.
If you are not registered and are hoping to register today to vote for presidential and vice presidential candidates, you must go down to the Dunkin’ Donuts Civic Center.
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