How Will the Coronavirus Impact the Outcome of the 2020 Election
April 14, 2020xCurrents News Staff The presidential race has kind of taken a backseat to the coronavirus pandemic. But, election day is still just […]
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Elizabeth Warren Announces End to Presidential Campaign
March 5, 2020Currents News Staff Senator Elizabeth Warren announced March 5 that she is ending her presidential campaign. “I will not be running for […]
Millions of Voters Head to Polls on Super Tuesday
March 3, 2020Currents News Staff Millions of Americans are headed to the polls in 14 states and one U.S. territory in the biggest cluster […]
Presidential Candidates Talk Catholic Issues, Professions of Faith
February 26, 2020Currents News Staff Looking at the Feb. 25 Democratic debate from a Catholic lens, is Saint John’s University’s political professor, Brian Browne. […]
Democrats Debate: Bloomberg Faces Rivals for the First Time
February 19, 2020Currents News Staff Mike Bloomberg has been practicing for his first debate, and it appears his opponents have been practicing their attack. […]
Presidential Candidates Prepare to Take the Stage in New Hampshire
February 7, 2020Currents News Staff From a “get out the vote” event to a visit to a childcare center, Senator Elizabeth Warren is busy […]
Results of Iowa Caucuses Delayed
February 4, 2020Currents News Staff The Iowa caucuses are the first test in the 2020 presidential primary season. However, there’s been a delay in […]
Countdown to Caucus: Young Catholic Voters Still Undecided in Iowa
February 3, 2020By Michelle Powers Adyson McKinney spends her day to day working for Elizabeth Warren as the president of the Saint Ambrose College […]
How the Iowa Caucus Works, and Why it Matters
February 3, 2020Currents News Staff During the caucuses, people eager to help pick the Democratic nominee for president will gather at various sites. Voters […]
Countdown to Caucus: 2020 Presidential Elections and the Catholic Vote
January 28, 2020Currents News Staff Catholic voters may be a key deciding factor at the Iowa Caucus, and perhaps even the presidency. The past […]