How can voters be responsible consumers of election info? 👉Look for trusted sources & cross check news before sharing 👉Discourage others from sharing sensational, unverified info 👉Be patient & know that election night results are always unofficial cisa.gov/rumorcontrol

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Part of democracy means every ballot must be accurately and fairly counted — that’s why it takes so long. #CountEveryVote

AZ, NV, and GA allows ballot corrections! Visit vote.org/ballot-tracker… and check the status of your ballot to confirm it was received or make corrections if it was rejected!  #ProtectTheVote

🚨 Have you witnessed people trying to obstruct vote counting? The Election Protection Election Protection Hotline wants to hear from you. ☎️ Call 866-687-8683 to report any efforts to disrupt the count. #CountAllTheVotes #EveryVoteCounts

🚨#GEORGIA: Do you know if your ballot was challenged? Need to know how to check your status? Follow these steps👇

DON’T FORGET: If you need help contacting your county registrar or compiling any required documents, call Election Protection #CountEveryVote

👏👏 Special shout-out to our #DinsVote student group! They organized voter registration drives on campus, hosted CLP events, provided transportation to the polls, and created a campus-wide Paladin Pledge to vote. 🙌

Danielle Vinson, a Furman Politics & International Affairs professor, says the US Senate race between Democrat Jaime Harrison and Republican Lindsey Graham will change politics in South Carolina going forward. tinyurl.com/y5gjv5ln Furman University Lindsey Graham Jaime Harrison Furman Alumni

In an article appearing in The Greenville News, Furman Politics & International Affairs professor Brittany Arsiniega weighs in on the growth of the Hispanic population in Greenville County and what that means for future elections. tinyurl.com/y63rpckr Furman University @gabe_cavallaro

The basis of American democracy is that we pick our leaders — our leaders do not pick their voters. #CountEveryVote

Heads up Georgia! Make sure you're registered to vote and #PreparedtoVote in the Georgia Runoff Election! bit.ly/2I6PDKy Every. Election. Matters.

POL major Qwameek Bethea '21 was recognized for his commitment to advancing Furman’s culture of diversity, inclusion and multiculturalism. Congratulations!

As ballots were tallied post election, Renee Wunderlich of WYFF News 4 caught up with Furman’s Brent Nelsen, professor of politics and international affairs. He sees a recurring theme from the 2016 general election that has him worried. tinyurl.com/yyj8rooh Furman Politics & International Affairs Furman University

As ballots continue to be counted in several states post election, Renee Wunderlich of WYFF News 4 caught up with Furman’s Brent Nelsen, a professor in the Department of Politics and International Affairs at the university. bit.ly/38AqX8y

We hope you are having a great Thursday Dins! We are excited to share with you the hard work of Dr. Carolyn A. Day from the History Department and her project, "Co-authored Book: Early Victorian Dress, 1837-1860".

Six months ago today we lost Ryan Wood, a beloved member of the Paladin Mock Trial family. He made a positive impact on all who had the privilege of knowing him. We miss him dearly, especially today.

Our partnership with Empire has come full circle for Christian Mancino ’24. Christian was an Empire competitor in high school, which led him to Furman’s #TopMock and Furman Mock Trial. He returned to Chicago with Dr. HN to serve as assistant director of Empire's tournament.