Monday, May 25


Majority votes against Prop. 66

The defeat of Proposition 66 in Tuesday’s election came as a shock to many of its supporters. The measure, which would have amended California’s Three Strikes Law, was defeated in Tuesday’s election with more than a 53 percent majority. Read more...


Law students help ease Election Day problems

Predictions of an election that would yield more legal battles than results were proven false when Sen. John Kerry decided not to challenge the Ohio ballot results Wednesday, leaving large legal teams from both parties with little to litigate. Read more...


Editorial: Another term will further divide U.S.

It appears President Bush will win the Electoral College and will likely even carry the popular vote. But regardless of the final outcome, this election has proven how dangerously divided the United States is ““ and how little that bothers the president when it comes to governing. Read more...


[Online Exclusive] Bush wins

The Associated Press WASHINGTON “”mdash; President Bush won four more years in the White House on Wednesday, pocketing a quiet concession from Democrat John Kerry that closed out a loud and long campaign fought over the war on terror and the economy. Read more...


Outcome aside, election a great excuse to party

I’ve always wondered what is it about election night that gets people so hyped up? Sure, I know the candidate who takes home the coveted title of the president of our nation is a bid deal, but when this night rolls around every four years, spending it in front of the television set seems a little dull. Read more...


Electoral College still controversial

In what proved to be a tight race between President George Bush and Sen. John Kerry, the incumbent candidate came out ahead in both the electoral and popular vote, quelling some concerns that this election would be a repeat of 2000. Read more...